Privacy.

Two things, and both stay on your machine: whether you chose the light sheet or the dark one, and how you answered the visitors' book below. Your browser holds them. Clearing your browser data removes them, and nothing breaks if you do.

If you allow the visitors' book, one more thing is kept: a small cookie so we can tell a returning visitor from a new one. That is the only cookie this site sets, and only after you say yes.

We run our own analytics so we can see how these pages get used and make them better. The servers are PostHog's, in Frankfurt, in the EU, working for us; the traffic travels through this site's own address. What it records: which pages get read, which buttons get pressed, roughly where a visit comes from (city level, from the address every browser announces), and the kind of device it arrives on.

If you allow it, sessions may also be recorded as replays - how a page was scrolled and clicked, so we can watch where the house confuses people. If you decline, we keep anonymous counts only: no cookie, no recording, and if you come back tomorrow you look like a stranger. Either way, none of it is sold, and none of it is handed to advertisers.

There are still no accounts, no sign-in, no tracking pixels and no advertising tags anywhere on this site.

Booking runs on Google’s appointment scheduler, embedded on the Book a call page. That frame is Google’s software running inside our page.

Anything you type into it goes to Google and is handled under their privacy policy, not ours. It reaches us afterwards as a calendar invitation. If you would rather not load it, email us instead and we will find a time by hand.

Then we have your address, your name and whatever you chose to tell us. It sits in our inbox.

We keep it to answer you and to do the work you asked about. We do not sell it, we do not add you to a list, and we do not pass it to anyone who is not working on your project.