Privacy policy

Strictly necessary cookies are needed for a website to work and cannot be switched off in our systems. They are usually set in response to something you did that amounts to a request for a service, such as filling in a form.

You can set your browser to block these cookies or to notify you about them, but then parts of the site will not work correctly. These cookies hold nothing that can be tied to you personally. The same goes for cookies that identify a session.

On this site there are none of those either: the pages are static, there is no sign-in and there is no session, so the site itself sets no cookie whatsoever. The one third party that loads anything into your browser is the check in front of the two forms, described below.

This site does not measure visits. It loads no analytics tool and sets no cookie for statistics — we do not count visits, we do not sort pages into popular and unpopular ones, and we do not follow how you move through the site.

We do not track visitors in any other way either, so your browser's “Do Not Track” setting has nothing to switch off here.

Should that ever change, the change will be described in this place, and the date above the text will show when.

In front of both forms stands Cloudflare Turnstile — a check that tells a person from a bot without asking you to read distorted letters. It loads on the two pages that carry a form, and only when it is configured; the rest of the site does not load it at all.

To do its work, your browser loads a script from challenges.cloudflare.com and shows a small frame served from the same address. The script sets no cookie for this site and writes nothing into your browser's storage for it. What happens inside that frame is on Cloudflare's domain and under Cloudflare's own terms.

For the check itself, Cloudflare processes your IP address, details of your browser (the User-Agent and the fingerprint of the secure connection) and this site's public key. Cloudflare states that these are used to tell bots from people, and not to identify, profile or target individuals.

Two hidden fields travel with the form: one carries the result of Cloudflare's check, the other serves the same end — telling a person from a program. Neither holds data about you, neither is written down anywhere, and Cloudflare does not see what you typed into the form's fields.

The site has two forms. The inquiry on the Contact page collects a name, an email address, a phone number and a message. The application on the Careers page collects a name, an email address, a phone number, the position you are applying for, a message, and a CV as an attached file.

Both travel by email only, to an address of the company. Nothing you send is written to a database, to a file or to an archive — this site has nowhere to write it.

The email reaches the company's mailbox through an email delivery service — Mailtrap. It is a third party, and along the way it processes the message, including the attached file where there is one. It is the only third party that sees what you send.

We use what you send only to answer the inquiry or to consider the application. It stays in our mailbox for as long as an email stays anywhere, and that is also where it can be deleted.

Outside those two forms the site collects no personal data: there is no registration, no sign-in and no account.

A CV is the most sensitive thing this site touches, so where it stands is said plainly: the file passes through the server and leaves it as an attachment to a single email, by the route described above. It is not stored, not renamed and not copied anywhere. PDF, .doc and .docx are accepted.

If your CV names referees or other people, their personal data travels inside the same file. You are the one sending it; we do not extract it, do not separate it from the file and do not process it on its own.

An application is sent from the Careers page and only by an action of yours. We accept no CV through this site by any other route.

We may update our personal data protection policy from time to time. When this policy changes, a notice will be put up in a visible place in our office, together with the updated personal data protection policy.

The date above the text shows when this text was last changed.