Cookie Policy
Most cookie policies list cookies the site does not actually set. This one lists what this website really stores, which is almost nothing.
Last updated:
The short version
This website sets no cookies. Not first-party, not third-party, not analytics, not advertising. Nothing is written to document.cookie by this site.
There is exactly one item stored in your browser, and only if you choose to send a message to the Xen chat assistant.
Everything this site stores
| Name | Type | Purpose | Category | Duration | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
genxiom_xen_visitor_id | Local storage | A random identifier created the first time you message Xen. It lets our chat service apply a fair-use limit per visitor so the assistant cannot be flooded by automated requests. | Strictly necessary | Until you clear your browser’s site data. It has no automatic expiry. | First party |
That identifier is a randomly generated UUID. It is not derived from anything about you, it contains no personal information, and it is not linked to your name, email or IP address in any record we keep. It is never shared with an advertiser.
If you never open Xen and never send it a message, nothing at all is written to your browser by this site.
Why there is no cookie banner
We are not going to interrupt you with a consent dialog that has nothing to consent to. Consent requirements attach to storage that is not strictly necessary — analytics, advertising and profiling. This site runs none of that.
The one item we do store exists solely to keep the chat assistant working for everyone, and is set only as a direct result of you choosing to use that feature. If we ever add analytics or an advertising pixel, we will publish it here and add a proper consent mechanism before it goes live — not after.
Third-party requests
A page can leak information to third parties without setting a cookie, simply by loading a file from someone else’s server. So, for completeness, here is every external request this site makes:
- On page load: none. Fonts, images, styles, scripts and video are all served from our own domain. We deliberately self-host our fonts rather than loading them from Google, so no third party sees your IP address just because you opened a page.
- When you message Xen: a request to our chat service on Cloudflare Workers. Cloudflare receives your IP address as part of that request. See the Privacy Policy.
- When you click a WhatsApp or social link: you leave our site for that service, and their cookies and terms apply from that point.
How to remove what is stored
Clearing site data for genxiom.com in your browser removes the Xen identifier immediately. In most browsers this is under Settings, then Privacy, then Cookies and site data. Using a private or incognito window prevents it from persisting at all.
Removing it has no downside beyond resetting your fair-use allowance for the chat assistant.
Changes
If we start storing anything else, this table changes and so does the last-updated date at the top of this page. Questions: ammadajaz@genxiom.com.