Cookies and what this site stores
A short, plain account of what this website keeps in your browser and why. There is no advertising here, and no tracking of you around the web.
The short version
Fin Statique is a small consultancy website. It explains what I do, shows my fixed prices and lets you book a free AI Data Health Check, send me an enquiry or join my newsletter.
I don’t use advertising cookies. I don’t use tracking pixels. I don’t build a profile of you or sell anything about you to anyone.
What is stored, and what it is for
- Advertising and tracking cookies
- None. This site does not set them.
- Forms, booking and newsletter
- When you book a call, send an enquiry or sign up to the newsletter, the details you type are sent so I can reply, set up the call or send the newsletter. If the platform that runs these needs a strictly necessary cookie to keep a form working or secure, it is used for that purpose only.
- Page display
- A small script on each page checks whether your device can show the gentle motion on the site and whether you have asked for reduced motion. It doesn’t store anything in your browser.
- Fonts
- The typefaces are fetched from Bunny Fonts when a page loads. Like any web request, that shares your IP address with the font service so it can send the files. I don’t ask it to set cookies.
- Zoom calls
- The Health Check itself takes place on Zoom. When you join the call, Zoom’s own cookie and privacy terms apply, not this site’s.
Your choices
Every modern browser lets you see, block and delete cookies in its settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop a form or booking from working, but the rest of the site will read as normal.
How your details are handled
What I do with the details you send me, and how long I keep them, is set out in the privacy notice.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, email me at leon@finstatique.com and I will answer in plain English.
Please note: this page is written in plain English as a fair description of how the site works. It is not legal advice, and it should be checked by a qualified adviser before anyone relies on it.