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Cookies and Tracking Notice
We set no cookies, run no analytics, and load no third-party trackers. That is why there is no consent banner — there is nothing to consent to. This page explains what does happen instead, because "no cookies" is not the same as "no data".
Last updated 27 August 2026 · Governed by the laws of England and Wales
02We do not run analytics or trackers
- No Google Analytics, Plausible, Fathom, PostHog, Mixpanel, or any other analytics product.
- No advertising or conversion pixels — no Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, or similar.
- No session recording or heatmapping.
- No embedded social media widgets that would report your visit back to a platform.
- No content delivery networks loading assets from third-party domains.
Fonts are self-hosted. They are downloaded from Google Fonts when we build the site and then served from our own server, so your browser never contacts Google when you visit.
We do not know how many people read any given page, how long they stay, or where they came from. This is a real trade-off we accept, not something we are pretending is free.
03What does happen
Nothing is stored on your device, but the server does record some things. "No cookies" is a statement about your browser, not a claim that we see nothing at all.
When you download software
We record the product and file, the platform, a pseudonymised hash of your IP address, your browser’s user-agent string, the page that referred you, and the time. We do this to count installs and to stop automated abuse of our bandwidth.
When you submit a form
Subscribing, applying for the beta, and contacting support all record what you submitted, plus a pseudonymised IP hash and user-agent used for rate limiting. Repeated submissions from the same source in a short window are blocked.
Ordinary server logs
Our hosting provider keeps standard web server logs, as every web server does. These are used for diagnosing faults and are not used to build any profile of you.
The IP hash is salted, which makes it pseudonymised rather than anonymous. That distinction and the reasoning behind it are set out in the Privacy Policy.
04The software
DAWN and MeterStack are not web pages and use no cookies. Neither sends usage data to us: the shipped DAWN build has analytics and crash reporting switched off with no endpoint configured, and there is no licence server to report to.
DAWN does send data to the AI provider you connect, including screenshots when Mac control is active. That has nothing to do with cookies but is by far the more significant flow, so it is worth reading that section of the Privacy Policy.
05If this ever changes
If we introduce analytics or anything that stores information on your device for a non-essential purpose, we will implement a proper consent mechanism first, ask before setting anything, and update this page.
We will not quietly add a tracker and revise this text afterwards.
If you find something on this site that contradicts this page, please tell us at support@maryalabs.io — that would be a bug, and we would want to fix it.