Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to store on your device. They are used to remember things between pages or visits, such as whether you are signed in, and they are often used to measure how a site is used or to show advertising.

Websites can also store information in your browser in other ways, such as local storage and session storage, or load small files from other companies that record your visit. This policy covers all of these, not only cookies.

2. What we use on this site

Right now, nothing. We last checked this website on 27 October 2026, and this is what we found:

• The site sets no cookies, either its own or from other companies.
• The site saves nothing in your browser’s local storage or session storage.
• There are no analytics tools, advertising tags, social media pixels, embedded videos or embedded maps.
• The fonts, images and scripts are all served from this website. The pages do not load anything from another company’s servers.
• The sign-up form does not use cookies. It runs on this website, using WordPress and the Gravity Forms plugin, and was part of this check.

Because nothing is stored on your device, there is no cookie banner on this site and nothing for you to accept or refuse.

3. Essential and optional cookies

Cookies are usually grouped into two kinds.

• Essential cookies are needed for a website to work, for example to keep you signed in or to protect a form from misuse. They do not need your consent, but you should still be told about them.
• Optional cookies are everything else, such as analytics, preferences and advertising. A website should only set these if you agree.

We currently use neither kind.

4. Third-party services

No third-party service runs in your browser when you visit this site.

Two companies help us operate it behind the scenes. Our hosting provider, Namecheap, delivers the pages and keeps the details you submit through the form in this website’s own database; the form runs on this website, using WordPress and the Gravity Forms plugin. A separate email service, Google (Gmail or Google Workspace), sends us a notification email with those details. Our Privacy Policy explains what information they receive.

Links to other websites, such as social media profiles, are ordinary links. Nothing is loaded from those websites unless you choose to follow a link, and they have their own cookie policies.

5. Your browser controls

Every modern browser lets you see the cookies and other data that websites have stored, delete them, and block them in future. You will usually find these controls in the browser’s settings under “Privacy” or “Site data”.

Blocking or deleting cookies makes no difference to how this website works today, because it does not use any.

6. Changes to this policy

This will probably change as CureSync gets closer to launch. We may move this website to a different platform, connect a different form tool, or add a tool that measures how the site is used. Before any such change goes live, we will:

• check again what the site stores on your device and what it loads from other companies;
• update section 2 of this page with each cookie or similar item, who sets it, what it is for and how long it lasts;
• ask for your consent before setting any cookie that is not essential, and give you a simple way to change your mind later; and
• change the “Last updated” date at the top of this page.

7. Contact

If you have a question about this policy, write to info@curesync.net.

See also our Privacy Policy and our Terms and Conditions.