Cookie Policy

1. Cookies

This website sets no cookies of its own and permits no third party to set one. Open your browser's storage inspector on any page here and the cookie list will be empty.

2. What we do store on your device

Two features remember something between page loads. Both use your browser's local storage rather than cookies, and neither is ever transmitted anywhere — the data stays on your machine and we cannot read it.

All three are strictly necessary in the sense the law uses: each one exists only to deliver something you asked for, none of them identifies you, and none of them follows you to another website. Storage of that kind does not require consent under the EU ePrivacy Directive or the UK's PECR, which is why you are not being asked for any.

Getting rid of them

Clear site data for usecatalyst.dev in your browser settings, or browse in a private window and nothing will be kept at all. The site works normally either way — you will just get your system's light or dark preference instead of your saved one.

3. Third-party storage

None on this site. Web fonts are served from this domain rather than from a font CDN, precisely so that no third party is placed in a position to set anything or to log that you were here.

4. Tracking and analytics

There is none. No Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no Plausible, no Umami, no heatmaps, no session replay, no fingerprinting. We genuinely do not know how many people visit this site beyond what our host's own request counts show, and we have decided that is a reasonable price for not surveilling you.

We honour Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track by default, in that there is nothing running for them to switch off.

5. Changes

If we ever add something that stores data on your device, this page changes first and — where the law requires consent — you will be asked before anything is set. The date at the top tells you when this was last true.

6. Contact

Questions to support@usecatalyst.dev. See also our Privacy Policy, which covers the data that does leave your browser.