Cookie policy
The short version: this site uses no cookies of its own, and the only thing it loads from a third party is the form’s anti-spam check, and only if you type into it. The long version explains exactly what that means.
Last reviewed: 2 September 2026
This is an informative translation. In case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version of this policy prevails.
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What cookies this site uses
No cookies of our own, and nothing to store while you are just browsing. The HTML, the stylesheets, the typefaces and the JavaScript served from this domain neither read nor write any cookie, and leave nothing in your browser’s local or session storage.
That is why you will not see a banner when you arrive: opening any page, this one included, leaves nothing to consent to. The one exception starts at the contact form, and only if you type in it.
As soon as you type the first character into a form field, a Cloudflare script is loaded, from challenges.cloudflare.com, which draws the anti-spam verification widget (Turnstile). Before that first character nothing is requested from Cloudflare: anyone who merely reads this page downloads nothing from anyone.
It has been checked, with the form running and a real challenge completed, what that widget leaves in your browser. It is a single entry, named cf.turnstile.u, in the local storage of Cloudflare’s own frame (challenges.cloudflare.com), not in this site’s. It holds the widget’s technical state: an opaque value, the time of the challenge and the widget version. The browser partitions it to this site, so no other site can read it. It is not a cookie, it has no expiry date of its own, and it disappears when you clear your browsing data.
No cookie was found, neither from this domain nor from Cloudflare. That entry is strictly necessary to tell a person from a program, which is why you are not asked for permission before the widget is loaded: the only way not to leave it is not to type into the form, and before you type nothing is loaded.
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What gets loaded when you open a page
Only files served from this same domain: the HTML, the stylesheets, two typefaces, the page images and two JavaScript files —one that opens and closes the menu on small screens, and another, only on the contact page, that handles the form—. Neither of them stores anything in your browser. Opening a page loads nothing from any third party: the single exception in the whole site is the anti-spam check described above, and it does not load on opening, but when you type into the form.
The typefaces are hosted here; they are not requested from Google or any other provider. That is deliberate: a typeface served from elsewhere hands your IP address to whoever serves it.
There is no analytics of any kind. No Google Analytics, no self-hosted alternative, no social network pixels. Visitor numbers come from the hosting provider’s own access statistics, which need neither cookies nor scripts.
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Local storage
This site uses no local browser storage, no session storage and no client-side databases: it works without remembering anything about you between one visit and the next. The one exception is the entry left by Cloudflare’s anti-spam check if you type into the form, described above by name: it stays under Cloudflare’s domain, not under this site’s.
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If this changes
This page describes what the site actually does, not an intention. If any third-party resource is added in future, it will be updated here and in the footer notice at the same moment, not afterwards.
That case already happened: the contact form is protected by Cloudflare’s anti-spam check (Turnstile), described in the section above. It was declared here and in the footer notice at the same moment it went live, not afterwards, which is exactly what the paragraph above promises. The privacy policy describes in more detail the data processing that service involves.
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Links that lead away from here
The footer of every page links to the company profile on LinkedIn. That link loads nothing until you click it: it is an ordinary link, not an embedded widget or a follower counter, either of which would report your visit to a third party without you doing anything.
If you do click it, you leave this site and arrive at linkedin.com, which uses cookies and has its own policy. The same applies to any other external link appearing in a text.
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How to check instead of taking our word for it
A page that says of itself that it uses no cookies is making a promise, and promises are there to be checked. Open your browser’s developer tools, find the storage or application tab, and look at the cookies for this domain.
It will be empty. If you have typed into the contact form you will also see, under Cloudflare’s domain and not ours, the local storage entry described above, and nothing else. And if one day there were anything more, this page would have to say so before you found out for yourself.