Plain about what runs on this page. No advertising pixels, no third-party surveillance.
Our own measurement. The same server that delivers
this page also keeps a quiet record of which pages get visited, how
long people stay, what they click, and which "Order on WhatsApp" or
"Call" button gets tapped. The data sits in our own database — it
isn't shared with a third-party analytics company.
The cookie we set. A single first-party cookie
called ar_vid — a random string with no personal
information in it — lets us tell whether you're a returning
visitor. It lives on your device for about a year, or until you
clear your browser data. We also use your browser's session storage
for a short-lived session ID; it disappears the moment you close
the tab.
Why we measure at all. So we can answer questions
like: which dishes do people scroll past, where do new visitors
come from, which page on the menu actually helps. Plain product
feedback for a small kitchen — nothing more.
Google Analytics. We may also load Google
Analytics 4 to see aggregate trends — daily visitor totals,
popular pages. It's configured with IP anonymisation on and no
advertising features. If you'd rather not be counted, most
browsers have a "Do Not Track" setting, or any ad-blocker will
quietly skip it.
What we don't do. No advertising pixels (Meta,
TikTok, Google Ads — none). No third-party trackers reading what
you do on this site. No session-replay services watching your
cursor. No reverse phone-number lookups. No selling of any data
to anyone.
In your browser, not ours. Your order builder —
the dishes you've added before sending to WhatsApp — sits in your
own browser's local storage. We don't see it until you actually
send the message.