Cookie Policy

The short version

Because of that, the notice you saw is exactly that: a notice. Nothing on this site is withheld until you answer it, and accepting does not switch anything on today. We ask because we would rather have your answer on record before we ever add something that needs it.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep, which is then sent back to that website on every later request. That round trip is what makes cookies useful for remembering a login, and also what makes them useful for following people between sites.

Local storage is the other common way to keep something in a browser. It stays on your device and is not attached to requests, so the website only sees it if its own code goes looking. That is what we use.

What we actually store

One entry, in your browser's local storage, plus one in session storage while you take the quiz:

Name

runeflake-cookie-consent

Value

Either accepted or declined — nothing else, and nothing that identifies you.

Why

So the notice stops asking, and so that anything we add later stays off unless you accepted.

How long

Until you clear it. It has no expiry of its own.

Sent to us?

No. It stays on your device.

If your browser blocks local storage, nothing breaks — the notice simply appears again next time, because there is nowhere to record your answer.

The strategy call quiz also keeps one entry while you use it, in session storage, which your browser clears when you close the tab:

Name

runeflake-quiz

Value

Your quiz answers and the details you typed, the step you are on and whether you have booked.

Why

So refreshing the page or pressing Back does not lose your place.

How long

Until you close the tab.

Sent to us?

Not by itself. Your details reach us only when you press Choose a time, as the Privacy Policy explains.

What we do not use

• No analytics of any kind, including self-hosted analytics.
• No advertising or remarketing tags, and no conversion pixels.
• No social media buttons or share widgets, and no embeds apart from the Calendly booking calendar described below.
• No session recording, heat-mapping or scroll tracking.
• No A/B testing or personalisation tools.
• No fingerprinting, and no attempt to identify you across sites.

Third-party content

There is one piece. The last step of the strategy call quiz shows the booking calendar of Calendly, LLC in a frame on our page. It only loads when you reach that step. Inside it, Calendly uses cookies it needs to run the booking, and asks you, in its own cookie banner, whether it may also use optional cookies (for analytics, recording how the page is used and marketing). Those cookies and that choice are Calendly's, not ours: declining in Calendly's banner turns its optional cookies off, and Calendly's cookie notice explains them. If you would rather not load it, contact us through the contact form and we will arrange a time by email.

Everywhere else there is none. The typeface is served from our own server rather than a font service, the images are files we host ourselves, and there are no videos, maps, chat widgets or content delivery networks anywhere on the site.

Changing your choice

You can change your answer whenever you like. The button below clears what we stored and brings the notice back.

Change my cookie choice

Managing cookies in your browser

Even though we do not set any, it is worth knowing where the controls are. Every major browser lets you see what a site has stored and delete it, usually under Settings, then Privacy. Clearing site data for this domain removes the one entry described above.

Blocking cookies and storage across the board is entirely your call and will not stop this site working.

Changes to this policy

If we ever add something that does set a cookie, this page will say what it is, what it does and how long it lasts — before it is switched on, and only for people who accepted. The date at the top tells you when this page last changed.