How we handle privacy

Privacy & cookies (cookie‑free website)

We also prefer a web that doesn’t track people. That’s why this website is built to be as privacy‑friendly as possible.

In short

• No cookie pop‑ups – we don’t use cookies for tracking or marketing.
• No profiling – we don’t build visitor profiles and never sell data.
• Anonymous statistics only – we count totals for how the site is used without linking to a person.
• Form data is stored only if you submit it – and is deleted automatically after 2 years (or earlier on request).

Cookies and similar technologies

This website does not use cookies for advertising, tracking, or personalization. That’s why there’s no cookie banner.

Cookie‑free, anonymous statistics (to improve the site)

To understand what works, we collect fully anonymous totals over HTTPS.

What we measure:

• page views (total)
• link clicks, e.g. phone and email links (total)

What we do not do:

• we don’t store personally identifying information
• we don’t try to identify you as an individual
• we don’t use ad networks or retargeting
• we don’t sell or share statistics data

Contact and forms

You can contact us by phone or email. When you contact us, we process the data you provide (e.g., name, phone, email, and message content) to respond.

If you use a form on the website, the data you enter (e.g., name, email, phone, message) is stored.

Purpose: to handle your inquiry and get back to you.

Retention: form data is deleted automatically after 2 years unless we delete it earlier (e.g., on request).

Want your data removed earlier? Contact us and we’ll take care of it.

Spam protection (Turnstile)

To protect forms from spam and abuse we use Turnstile, allowing us to keep forms safe without tracking cookies.

Who can access the data?

Only the business has access to inquiries. We do not share personal data with third parties for marketing.

Your rights

You have the right to know what data we hold, request correction or deletion, and object to certain processing. Contact us and we’ll help.

You can also submit a complaint to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY).