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Cookie Policy

What this website stores on your device, and what it deliberately does not. The short version: no advertising cookies, no analytics cookies, nothing that follows you.

Last updated 13 September 2026

01What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to keep, and sends back to that website on your next visit. It is how a site remembers that you are signed in. Related technologies — local storage, session storage, tracking pixels — do a similar job by different means, and this policy covers those too.

02What this site actually uses

Browsing https://lecxe.in as a visitor, we do not store anything on your device. There is one cookie on this domain, and it is only ever set for our own staff.

lecxe_admin_session — strictly necessary

Set only when a member of the Lecxe team signs in to the private admin area. It holds the sign-in session and nothing else, and it is removed on sign-out. If you are a visitor to the public site, this cookie is never set for you.

Because the only cookie we set is strictly necessary for a sign-in you asked for, no consent banner is required, and you will not find one on this site.

03What we do not use

To be explicit, this website does not:

Run Google Analytics or any other third-party analytics on visitors.
Carry advertising pixels or retargeting tags from any ad network.
Set cookies that follow you across other websites, or build a profile of your interests.
Sell or share anything about your browsing with data brokers or advertisers.
Store your chat messages. The chat panel answers from a list of questions and answers already loaded in the page — what you type stays in your browser.

04Things that are not cookies

Two things people reasonably ask about, which do not involve storing anything on your device:

Server logs

The servers that deliver this site keep a record of the requests they answer, including the IP address that made each one. That record lives on our side, not yours.

Abuse limits

We count recent requests against an IP address so that one person cannot flood the contact form. That count is held on our side for a short period and then cleared.

Both are covered in our Privacy Policy.

05Controlling cookies yourself

Every major browser lets you see the cookies a site has set, delete them, and block new ones — usually under Settings, then Privacy. You can also use a private or incognito window, which discards everything when you close it.

Blocking cookies will not affect your use of this site at all, since the public pages set none. It would prevent our own staff signing into the admin area, which is not something a visitor needs to do.

06If this changes

If we later add analytics, an embedded video, a booking tool or anything else that sets cookies, we will update this page before or as it goes live, change the date at the top, and — where the law requires consent — ask for it properly rather than assuming it.

This policy is published by LaneOne Ventures Pvt. Ltd.. If something here does not match what you observe in your browser, tell us: that would be a bug worth knowing about, and we would want to fix it.