Sarabellum
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Cookie settings
There are no settings, because there’s nothing to set. Here’s the whole story, which is refreshingly short.
Last updated July 2026
You will never see a cookie banner here. Not because we’re ignoring the rules — because we don’t set anything that needs consent. There’s nothing to accept, reject, or “manage preferences” about.
The one cookie: staying signed in
When you sign in with Google, a session cookie keeps you signed in. Without it
you’d be thrown out on every single page load. It’s what the law calls
strictly necessary — it’s the feature, not surveillance — and
strictly-necessary cookies don’t require consent. It’s only on the app at
/app. This marketing site sets no cookies at all.
Analytics, without cookies
We count page views with Vercel Web Analytics, which is cookieless: no cookie, no persistent identifier, no cross-site profile, nothing that follows you anywhere. Just anonymous aggregate counts of how many people landed on a page. There’s nothing there to consent to either.
What we don’t have
No advertising cookies. No tracking pixels. No Facebook pixel, no Google Analytics, no ad network, no data broker, no session recorder watching your mouse. This site loads nothing from any third party at all — even the fonts are served from our own domain, so reading this page doesn’t tell anyone else you were here.
Local storage (not a cookie)
Your light/dark choice is remembered in your browser’s own local storage, along with an in-progress focus timer so it survives a refresh. That data never leaves your device and is never sent anywhere. Clear your browser data and it’s gone.
If that ever changes — if some future thing genuinely needs a non-essential cookie — this page gets a real control on it and you get asked properly, before it’s set. A banner that appears one day with everything already opted in is not consent, and we’d rather not have the thing than do that.
More detail on Privacy. Questions: contact us.