Privacy Policy

Stool Studio is built as a static informational site. It does not provide user accounts, shopping carts, comment forms, membership areas, or checkout pages. Because of that, the site is designed to collect as little direct personal information as possible. Readers can browse the rolling stool guides without creating a profile or submitting personal details through the page itself.

Like most websites, the hosting provider may create standard server logs when a page, image, stylesheet, or other file is requested. Those logs can include technical details such as IP address, browser type, referring page, requested URL, and timestamp. These logs are typically used for security, troubleshooting, uptime checks, and basic delivery of the site.

Information this site does not request

• No user accounts are offered.
• No comment forms are built into the pages.
• No payment or checkout details are collected here.
• No phone number or mailing address is requested from readers.
• No personal ergonomic profile is stored by the site.

External links

Some pages may link to related resources, product-review pages, or supporting guides. Once a reader follows an external link, that destination site may have its own privacy practices, analytics tools, cookies, affiliate disclosures, or tracking systems. Readers should review the policies on those external sites if they want more detail.

Images and assets

Images, stylesheets, and article pages are served as normal static files. Loading those files may appear in hosting logs in the same way that loading any webpage asset does. Images are included to make the guides easier to understand and do not require a reader to upload anything.

Cookies and analytics

This static version of Stool Studio does not require account cookies or login cookies. If analytics or additional tools are added later, this policy should be updated to explain what changed and why.

For questions about the editorial site, use the contact page. For the main topic hub, return to the rolling stool guide.

Updates to this policy

This privacy policy may be revised if the site changes. For example, adding analytics, embedded media, newsletter forms, contact forms, or interactive tools would require clearer disclosure about what those tools collect and why. The current version is written for a static editorial site with ordinary pages, images, stylesheets, and outbound links.

Readers who prefer a more private browsing setup can use browser controls, content blockers, private windows, or network-level privacy tools. Those choices are controlled by the reader’s own browser and device. This page is intended to explain the site in plain language, not to replace the policies of hosting providers, browsers, search engines, or external sites linked from the guides.