Cookie policy
The public website does not set analytics or advertising cookies. The private admin area uses a cookie to maintain the administrator session.
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser when you visit. It is used to remember things between pages — that you are signed in, your language — and often, too, to measure your behaviour or show you advertising.
2. Cookies used
Public browsing sets no analytics or advertising cookies, and form responses are not saved in the browser. Signing in to the private area creates the session cookie __Host-enaya_admin.
This cookie maintains administrator access for up to eight hours and is removed on sign-out. The server also expires access after 30 minutes of inactivity. It does not contain the PIN and cannot be read by JavaScript.
We do not use localStorage or sessionStorage to store the PIN, draft content or form responses.
3. Typefaces are served from this same domain
Websites commonly load their typefaces from an external service such as Google Fonts. That sets no cookies, but it does send your IP address to that third party every time you open a page.
That does not happen here: the typefaces are hosted on this same domain, so browsing this site generates no requests to third-party servers at all.
4. Technical connection data
Like any website, the server hosting these pages (Vercel Inc.) logs the minimum technical data for each visit — IP address, date, page requested and browser type — in order to send you the page and for security. These are not cookies and need no consent, but they are processing of data: it is explained in the privacy policy.
5. If you follow the WhatsApp link
The contact buttons take you to WhatsApp, which is a separate service. From that point its own terms and its own cookies apply, and this site has no control over them.
6. If cookies are ever added
Were analytics, an advertising pixel or embedded content to be added in future, this page would be updated before they were switched on and a prior consent banner would appear. Until you gave permission, no cookie beyond the strictly necessary would be set. Each one would also be listed here: name, owner, purpose and lifetime.
7. Managing cookies in your browser
Although it is not needed on this site, you can manage or block cookies from any site in your browser settings:
8. Changes to this policy
This policy will be updated if the technologies used on the site change. The version in force is the one published on this page.
Last updated: 6 September 2026