Cookie Policy

Cookies are small files written to your browser by the websites you visit. They allow a site to remember information about your visit, from preferences like language to technical state like a session identifier.

We use cookies and similar technologies such as localStorage where it makes sense. Throughout this policy the word cookie is used as a shorthand for both.

We split cookies into four categories. Strictly necessary cookies are always on because the site cannot operate without them. Analytics, AI demos and audio are optional categories that you can switch on or off independently in the cookie banner or in the settings linked from it.

When you accept or reject a category, that choice is stored locally in your browser and synced to your anonymous session so the site behaves consistently across pages.

swb_session is a first-party cookie that stores a randomly generated opaque identifier. It allows the site to keep your demo quotas, remember your cookie preferences and protect against abuse. Without it, the site cannot tell apart legitimate users from bots and the demos cannot be served safely.

The cookie is set on first visit, lasts up to sixty days of inactivity and contains no personal data. It cannot be disabled, but you can clear it at any time from your browser settings.

If you accept the analytics category, the site records anonymous events such as page views, button clicks and demo starts. These events are sent to our MongoDB Atlas database and keyed against your anonymous session. We use them to understand which content and which demos are useful and to improve them.

Analytics events do not include your name, email, IP address or any direct identifier. You can revoke consent at any time and existing events will expire automatically through a 12-month TTL.

If you accept the AI demos category, the chat, RAG and vision tools can send the text or image you submit to Groq for inference. The response is generated server-side and shown back to you. Inputs and outputs are stored briefly against your session so the conversation remains coherent.

If you reject this category, the AI demos remain visible but the interactive parts will be disabled and you will be invited to opt in before each session.

If you accept the audio category and grant microphone permission, the voice demo records up to fifteen seconds of audio per turn and sends it to Groq Whisper for transcription. The transcript is then used to generate a reply with Llama and optionally to produce a synthesised voice answer.

We do not retain the raw audio. The transcript and the reply are kept against your session so we can show you the conversation and enforce the quota. Withdrawing consent stops further recordings immediately.

You can change your choices at any time from the cookie banner or from a settings link that we will surface in the site footer. Your browser also gives you complete control: you can block all cookies, delete the ones already stored or set per-site rules.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies will likely break the site. Blocking only the optional categories simply disables the corresponding features.

Some integrations introduce their own cookies once you actively interact with them. Clicking the floating WhatsApp button opens a WhatsApp Web context governed by Meta cookies. Booking a consultation through Google Calendar exposes you to Google's own cookies.

We do not control these third-party cookies. Please consult the privacy notices of WhatsApp / Meta and Google to understand them.

When we add or remove a cookie, or when we change the way an existing cookie is used, we update this page and bump the lastUpdated date. If the change affects an optional category, we also reset the matching consent so you can choose again.