Cookies
What are cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of data that websites save on your device. They are used to add functionality, like storing your preferences as you browse through the site or identify you with 3rd party services. Other technologies, such as your browser's local and session storage, serve a similar purpose. We use them as little as possible, and only use optional ones if you say yes.
Necessary
These make the site work and remember your choices. They are always on.
pwa_consent
- Type
- Cookie
- Purpose
- Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies, so we don’t ask on every visit.
- Expires
- 6 months
pwa_cookie_check
- Type
- Cookie
- Purpose
- Checks whether your browser allows cookies, so we don’t ask about them when it doesn’t.
- Expires
- Deleted as soon as the check is done
newsletter_popup_dismissed
- Type
- Local storage
- Purpose
- Remembers that you closed the newsletter popup, so it isn’t shown again.
- Expires
- Until you clear your browser data
Advertising measurement (optional)
If you accept, we load the Reddit Pixel to measure whether our Reddit adverts work. It sets the cookies below on this site. See Reddit under third-party services for more.
_rdt_uuid
- Type
- Cookie
- Purpose
- Set by the Reddit Pixel. Identifies your browser so Reddit can tell us when someone who clicked one of our adverts goes on to request a review or book a meeting.
- Expires
- 90 days
_rdt_cid
- Type
- Cookie
- Purpose
- Set by the Reddit Pixel. Holds the ID of the Reddit advert you clicked to reach this site.
- Expires
- 90 days
_rdt_em
- Type
- Cookie
- Purpose
- Set by the Reddit Pixel. Holds a hashed (scrambled) copy of your email address, if you give it to us, so Reddit can match it to your Reddit account.
- Expires
- 90 days
_rdt_pn
- Type
- Cookie
- Purpose
- Set by the Reddit Pixel. Holds a hashed (scrambled) copy of your phone number, if you give it to us, so Reddit can match it to your Reddit account.
- Expires
- 90 days
_rdt_cfg
- Type
- Session storage
- Purpose
- Set by the Reddit Pixel. Holds its settings for this visit.
- Expires
- When you close your browser tab
Third-party services
Acuity Scheduling
Our booking pages embed a calendar from Acuity Scheduling. Acuity sets its own cookies to make scheduling a meeting work. Acuity is part of Squarespace; see Squarespace's cookie policy and privacy policy for details.
Plausible Analytics
Counts visits to this site without cookies and without collecting personal data, so it runs whatever you choose. See Plausible's data policy for details.
Only if you accept advertising cookies. The Reddit Pixel sets the cookies listed under advertising measurement above, and Reddit may also set its own cookies. See Reddit's cookie notice and privacy policy for details.
Changing your choice
You can change your mind at any time. You may update your cookie preferences using the link in the page footer. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings.