Cookies & Tracking

Krynix sets no cookies of its own on this website. No advertising, no session recording, no fingerprinting, no tracking pixels. Open your browser’s developer tools and look — you should find nothing from us, and if you do find something, we want to hear about it.

We do count page views, and it is still cookieless. The previous version of this page said we ran no analytics at all; that changed, and this sentence changed with it in the same commit, which is the only way a page like this stays worth reading. The tool is Plausible. It stores no cookie and assigns you no identifier, so nothing about it can follow you between sites or between visits.

That is why there is still no banner. A cookie banner exists to obtain consent for storing things on your device, and nothing here stores anything on your device. Were we ever to adopt a tool that did, a banner would arrive with it and would ask before anything loaded — not after.

There are exactly two, and this list is enforced by the Content-Security-Policy this site sends: a third origin cannot load without appearing in that header, so this page cannot quietly fall out of date.

Plausible receives one request per page view, which necessarily discloses your IP address — it is derived into a country and discarded, never stored.

Tally hosts our early-access form, embedded on the home page. Two consequences follow, and both are worth stating rather than glossing:

• Loading the form contacts Tally. That discloses your IP address and browser user-agent to them, as any embedded content does. It happens only on the page containing the form, and only once you scroll far enough for the form to come into view — not on page load, and not on any other page of this site.
• Tally may set its own cookies inside the form.Those are Tally’s, set under Tally’s domain and governed by their privacy policy. We cannot read them and we do not receive them.

If you would rather not load the embed at all, the form is reachable directly at tally.so, or you can simply email us instead — see the footer.

One thing is written locally: your light or dark theme preference, kept in your browser’s local storage so the site does not flash the wrong theme on your next visit. It never leaves your device, it is not sent to us, it identifies nobody, and under the ePrivacy rules it is strictly necessary to deliver the appearance you asked for. Clear your site data and it is gone.

We honour Do Not Track by default, in the only way that is meaningful: there is nothing here that tracks you whether you send the header or not.

Write to contact@krynix.io. If you find this page to be inaccurate in any respect, that is a defect and we will fix it.