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Cookie Policy

Last updated: September 2026

Pending legal review. This page describes the website as built. The final wording should be confirmed by legal counsel, and the analytics section applies only if an analytics provider is enabled at deployment.

No cookies by default

This website has no login, no accounts and no advertising. In its default configuration it sets no cookies and loads no third-party tracking scripts.

Strictly necessary storage

This website stores up to three small entries in your browser’s local storage, only because of choices you make: “tribet.consent.v1” (the date of your cookie decision and whether analytics were allowed), “tribet.locale.v1” (the language you selected) and “tribet.age.v1” (the date you confirmed the age and responsibility notice). They are never sent to a server. You can clear them at any time from your browser settings; the notice and the language will then be asked again.

Optional: analytics

If the site operator enables analytics, a privacy-first, cookieless analytics script (Plausible) can be loaded to count page views and clicks on download links in aggregate. It does not use cookies, does not track you across sites and does not collect personal data. It loads only after you choose “Accept all” or enable Analytics in Cookie Settings. Rejecting it has no effect on how the site works.

Fonts and images

Fonts are bundled with the site and served from the same origin. No request is sent to Google Fonts or any other third-party font service. Store badges are static images served from this site.

Contact form

If the contact form is enabled, the details you type are sent once, when you press Send, to the form-delivery service configured by the site operator. No cookie is set by the form.

Changing your choice

Open “Cookie Settings” in the footer of any page to review or change your choice.

Legal review

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