Most sites open with a request for permission to watch you. This one has nothing to ask for, and the honest way to say so is to state exactly what is on your device rather than to say the word “minimal”.
Cookies the House sets
None.
There is no analytics package, no advertising pixel, no social media button that phones home, no session cookie, no A/B testing tool and no consent-management platform. Typefaces are served from this site rather than requested from a third party, so reading a page does not announce you to anyone else.
What the site does store
One item, in your browser's session storage, which your browser discards when you close the tab:
- singullum:concierge
- A single flag, set to “1”, recording that the WhatsApp concierge in the corner has already introduced itself during this visit, so that it does not introduce itself again on every section. It contains no identifier, describes nothing about you, is readable only by this site, and never leaves your device.
If you would rather it were not there, blocking site data for this domain removes it. The concierge will then simply announce itself once per page, which is the only consequence.
What others may set if you leave
Opening the concierge hands you to WhatsApp, which is operated by Meta and governed by Meta's own terms and privacy policy, not ours. Nothing is shared with WhatsApp until you choose to send a message, and what happens after that is between you and Meta.
If this changes
Should the House ever introduce measurement, it will be introduced behind a genuine choice — refused by default, with refusing as easy as accepting — and this page will name the tool before it runs.
This text is published by the House for the information of those it deals with. It is not legal advice, and it does not limit any right you hold under the mandatory law of your own country.
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