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Cookie Policy
A short and unusually specific page: this site uses five small pieces of browser storage, all of them to make the site work. None of them advertise to you, and none of them follow you to other websites.
Last updated: 8 September 2026
01What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to keep, and that the browser sends back on your next request. Websites use them to remember things between pages — which language you chose, whether you are signed in.
Browsers offer two related tools that do a similar job without being sent back to the server on every request: local storage, which stays until it is cleared, and session storage, which disappears when you close the tab. This site uses both, and this policy covers all three technologies together — "cookies" below means any of them.
02Exactly what this site stores
This is the complete list for a visitor. Everything in it is necessary for a feature you can see; there is no entry here whose only purpose is to observe you.
| Name | Type | What it does | How long it lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
pll_language | Cookie | Remembers whether you are reading the site in English or Arabic, so you land in your language on your next visit. | 1 year |
adg-ai-visitor | Local storage | An anonymous signed token that lets our AI tools recognise the same visitor across pages. It contains nothing about you. | Until you clear this site's data |
adg-ai-conversation | Local storage | Keeps your current AI conversation attached to you, so reloading a page does not start it over. | Until you clear this site's data |
adg-ai-opened | Session storage | Remembers that the assistant already introduced itself, so it does not reopen on every page you visit. | Until you close the tab |
adg:home-booted | Session storage | Remembers that the home page intro animation has already played, so you do not sit through it twice. | Until you close the tab |
If you are a member of our team signed in to the site's administration, WordPress also sets its own authentication and preference cookies (names beginning wordpress_ and wp-settings-). Those are never set for ordinary visitors.
03What this site does not use
We think this is worth stating plainly, because it is unusual:
- No advertising or retargeting pixels, from any network.
- No analytics package — we do not run Google Analytics or an equivalent on this site.
- No social media tracking scripts, and no embedded "like" or share widgets that report your visit back.
- No cross-site profiling of any kind, and no data sold or passed to data brokers.
- No external font service: the typefaces are served from this site, so loading a page does not announce your visit to a third party.
Because none of the storage above is used for advertising or measurement, this site does not show a cookie consent banner. If we ever add something that requires your consent, we will ask for it before setting it, and this page will say so.
04Third-party content
Google Maps
The home page and the contact page embed a Google Maps view of our office. That map is loaded from Google, and Google may set its own cookies or read existing ones when it loads, under Google's privacy and cookie policies rather than ours. If you would rather not load it, block third-party content for this site in your browser, or read our address as text — it is written out on the contact page and in the footer of every page.
The AI model provider
When you use one of the AI tools, your message is sent to the model provider by our server, not by your browser. That provider therefore sets no cookies on your device from this site. What it receives, and for how long we keep the conversation, is covered in our Privacy Policy.
Links to other sites
Our client pages, work pages and social icons link to websites we do not control. Once you follow one of those links, the cookie policy of the site you land on applies.
05Refusing and removing them
You are in control of all of it, and none of it needs our permission to remove:
- Clear this site's data: every browser has a "clear cookies and site data" control, usually reachable from the padlock icon in the address bar. This removes the language cookie and all AI storage at once.
- Browse privately: a private or incognito window discards everything above when you close it.
- Block cookies entirely: your browser settings can refuse them per site or across the board.
- Delete the AI conversation only: clearing site data ends the conversation the assistant remembers. You can also ask us to delete the record held on our side — see the rights section of our Privacy Policy.
What breaks if you do
The site keeps working without any of this storage. You will be sent to the default language rather than the one you last chose, the AI tools will treat you as a new visitor each time and cannot continue an earlier conversation, and the home page intro will play again on your next visit.
06Changes to this policy
If we add, remove or repurpose anything in the table above, we will update this page and change the date at the top. Since the table is the complete list rather than a summary, it is the fastest way to check what a visit to this site actually leaves behind.
