Privacy
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This page explains what this website collects and what it does not. It is written plainly on purpose. If anything here is unclear, ask us on WhatsApp and we will explain it.
What this site collects
This site has no accounts, no logins and no newsletter. We do not set advertising or tracking cookies, and we do not sell or share data with advertisers. We collect aggregate analytics about page visits — which pages are opened, roughly where from, and which device type — and those figures are not tied to your identity.
Your language preference
When you choose a language, we store that choice in your browser so the site opens the same way next time. That is a preference, not an identifier, and clearing your browser data removes it.
Messages you send us
The contact form does not send anything by itself. It opens WhatsApp on your device with a message already written, and you decide whether to send it. Once you do, that conversation sits in WhatsApp and is covered by WhatsApp’s own privacy terms, not ours. We keep the enquiries people send us so we can answer them and continue the work, and we do not pass them to anyone else.
The NFC review system
When a guest taps a review card they are sent either to a public review page or to a private message, based on the rating they pick. The card itself stores only a web address. It holds no personal data, and tapping it installs nothing on the phone.
Other companies involved
This site is hosted on Vercel, which receives the technical request data any web server receives, such as an IP address, in order to deliver the page. The fonts are served from this site itself, not by a third party. Live demo previews load the project’s own site inside a frame, and that site applies its own privacy terms.
Your choices
You can ask us what enquiry information we hold about you and ask us to delete it. Write to us on WhatsApp using the number on this site and we will deal with it. If a specific privacy law applies to you and gives you more rights than this page describes, that law takes precedence.