PRIVACY

What this site collects, and why

Written from what the site actually does rather than from a template. Everything below can be checked in your own browser tools. Last updated 24 August 2026.

Get in touch

The short version

This site sets two cookies. One keeps Cloudflare from re-checking that you are not a bot; the other belongs to Facebook and measures whether their advertising works. If you use the contact form, what you typed is emailed to my inbox. Nothing else is collected, nothing is sold, and there are no accounts.

If you would rather none of it happened, use a tracker blocker or a private window and email me instead of using the form. Every page still reads exactly the same.

The cookies, when you open a page

Two of them. There is no third.

01
cf_clearance — one year
Set by Cloudflare, where this site runs. It remembers that your browser already passed the check that you are not a bot; without it you could be asked again on every page. It is not used for tracking or advertising.
02
_fbp — ninety days
Set by the Facebook Pixel. It lets Meta tell whether somebody who saw an advert later arrived here, which is how the advertising is measured. This is the only one that has anything to do with marketing.

Kept in your browser, and not a cookie

n3ver25-theme — remembers whether you chose the light or dark view. It stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.
lastExternalReferrer — written by the Facebook Pixel, recording which site you arrived from.

Clearing site data in your browser removes both.

If you use the contact form

What is sent is what you typed: your name, your email address, a company name if you gave one, and your message. Nothing is attached to it.

It travels through Resend, an email service, and lands in my inbox. It is kept for as long as we are still talking about the work. Ask me to delete it and I will.

The form has two defences against bots: a field a person never sees, and how long the form was open before it was submitted. Neither records anything about you.

Who receives anything

Cloudflare — the site runs there, so it sees requests as any host does, and it counts visits without using cookies.
Meta — receives visit data through the Facebook Pixel, as described above.
Resend — carries the contact form message, and can see it in transit.
Prismic — stores the content of the site. It receives nothing about visitors.

Nothing is sold or traded with anybody, and there are no services involved beyond those four.

How to refuse

Use a tracker blocker, or turn on tracking protection in your browser. The Facebook Pixel then does nothing at all, and the site works exactly as before.
Set your browser to refuse third-party cookies.
Manage advertising preferences in your own Facebook account settings.
Skip the form and email suvichan.k@gmail.com directly.

Asking what is held, or asking for it to go

To find out what of yours is here, to have it corrected, or to have it deleted, email suvichan.k@gmail.com and say roughly when you got in touch so it can be found.

This page is edited whenever something is added to or removed from the site, and the date at the top says when. If that date looks older than it should, I have forgotten — please say so.

A question about your data

Ask directly. Every reply here is written by a person.