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Cookies and tracking
This page says exactly what this site puts in your browser and why, rather than the boilerplate version of that answer. Short answer: nothing of ours, and one third-party widget.
What we set
Nothing. This is a hand-built site with no analytics, no tag manager, and no advertising pixels. We do not set a single cookie of our own, and there is no tracking script anywhere in the page except the one described below. If you view this page with every cookie and script blocked except that one, the site works exactly the same.
What Calendly sets, and why
The "Book a call" section on the home page embeds a scheduling widget from Calendly, loaded directly from Calendly's servers as an inline frame. To do its job, that widget stores information in your browser under Calendly's own domain, not ours, for reasons such as remembering your timezone, keeping your place in a multi-step booking form, and basic security checks. We do not receive, read or control that storage. Calendly's own notice, at calendly.com/legal/privacy-notice, is the source for what exactly it stores and for how long, not this page.
What the browser was doing as of this writing
Checked 3 August 2026: the browser console showed Calendly's request for persistent storage access being denied by the browser itself. That is the browser's own third-party storage protections at work, not anything Tilasmi has configured. The practical effect is that some of what Calendly would prefer to remember across visits, such as your timezone, may not persist between sessions. Browser behaviour around third-party storage changes across releases, so this describes what was true when it was checked, not a permanent guarantee.
How to control it
Your browser already controls third-party storage by default in most current versions, which is why the denial above happens without you doing anything. If you want to go further, you can block third-party cookies and script entirely in your browser's privacy settings, or use a content-blocking extension. Doing either will affect the widget as described next.
What happens if you block it
Blocking Calendly's storage, or blocking Calendly's domain outright, stops the booking widget from working. You will see a blank or broken box where the calendar should be. It does not affect the rest of the site, which sets nothing of its own to block. The two email links on the page are the fallback: they do not depend on Calendly, or on any browser storage, and they work whether or not you block anything.