About this guide
Privacy at Whose Room
Whose Room keeps nothing about the people who read it. A reader's theme choice stays in the open browser tab until that tab is closed.
By the Ledger Desk · Checked October 7 and 8, 2026
What stays in the browser
The site asks readers for nothing. It has no forms, no accounts and no email address. There is no field to fill in and no message to send. Nothing a reader writes reaches the Ledger Desk, because the site offers nowhere to write it.
A theme choice is the one thing kept. It stays in the open browser tab, on the reader's own device. Closing the tab clears it, and the next visit starts without it.
What the site does not load
Every file the site uses comes from the site itself. No outside scripts, fonts or trackers load with any page. Nothing is fetched from another server to set the type or count visits. No third party is called when a page opens.
A graph on the site links owners to rooms by year. It is drawn in the reader's browser, from the page itself, with no outside code. Clicking or hovering on it sends nothing back to the site or anyone else.
Questions
Does Whose Room use tracking cookies?
No outside trackers are loaded on any page of Whose Room. The site has no accounts and no forms, and it loads no outside scripts or fonts either.
Is anything sent when the graph is used?
Nothing is sent by using it. The graph is drawn in the reader's browser from the page itself. Its data comes with the page, so no request goes out when a reader explores it.
How long does the theme choice last?
It lasts until the open browser tab is closed. A later visit in a new tab starts without it. No account or email address carries the choice from one visit to the next.