Privacy policy
Corner Coffee is a fictional coffee bar. This website is a demo.
A demo site, not a real business
Corner Coffee does not exist. This website was made for an Aztrix product demo: the coffee bar, its address, its menu and its opening hours are invented. You cannot order, book or buy anything here.
Who runs this site
This demo site is run by Aztrix. For questions about this demo or about your data, see the Aztrix privacy policy:
Cookies
This site sets no cookies, so there is nothing to consent to and no consent banner. It has no analytics, no advertising and no tracking, and it loads no scripts, fonts or images from other websites.
Personal data
This site does not ask for any personal data: there are no forms, no accounts and no newsletter.
Like most web servers, the server that hosts this site keeps an access log. For each request it records the time; the request itself (method, host, page and query string, protocol); your IP address and port; the request headers your browser sends, except login credentials, for example the user agent, the full address of the referring page and your preferred language; and the response (status, size, duration, response headers and the details of the encrypted connection). The log is used to run the server and to see how search engines and AI crawlers read the site.
Log files rotate at 100 MiB. A rotated file is deleted at a later rotation once it is older than 14 days, so in practice after roughly two to three weeks, and at most the 10 most recent rotated files are kept.
Requests for the machine-readable files on this site, such as llms.txt and ai.json, are passed on to the Aztrix platform, which is hosted by Supabase; your IP address travels with the request in the X-Forwarded-For header, and Supabase keeps its own request logs. The Aztrix visit counter stores, for each of these requests, which file was asked for and the domain of the referring page, and for crawlers the crawler name and in some cases its user agent. It does not store your IP address.
Your rights
Under the GDPR (the EU General Data Protection Regulation) you can ask what data is held about you and ask for it to be corrected or deleted. You can also lodge a complaint with your data protection authority; in Belgium that is the Data Protection Authority (Gegevensbeschermingsautoriteit).