PromptLens · the small print
Cookies
Last updated 14 October 2026
I wrote this myself, without a lawyer. It is an honest description of how I actually run this, not a reviewed legal document. A Florida attorney will review it before the first large client contract. Nothing on this page is legal advice.
On this page
What this site stores in your browser, when, and why there is no cookie banner.
The short version
When any page on promptlenshq.com opens, it sets no cookies, stores nothing in your browser and loads nothing from another company.
I checked that on 14 October 2026 by opening all 73 pages in a clean browser, on a phone screen and on a desktop screen: 0 cookies, 0 stored items, no outside requests. One demo page, Humedad, asks the US National Weather Service for the Miami forecast (see below).
That is why there is no cookie banner: there is nothing to ask you about.
What can be stored, and when
Only after you do something that needs it:
- Sign-in cookie pl_s. Set when you sign in to a tool you bought. Holds a random string, nothing about you. Lasts 30 days; signing out deletes it. Marked HttpOnly and Secure, so page scripts and other sites cannot read it. Needed for the tool to work.
- Your choices, in this browser only. If you pause the animation, turn the sound off, tick items on the shot list, or add something to a demo order, the page remembers it in local storage so it stays that way. It never leaves your device.
- Camera moves you bought. The order reference is kept in local storage so the 101 stay open in that browser.
- The chat, after you tap Chat. HighLevel’s chat (LeadConnector) loads and stores its own items: five local-storage keys on this site whose names carry the chat’s account code (they hold the chat session and its history, and whether you closed its prompt), two session-storage keys (language and a request token), and Cloudflare’s bot-check cookie __cf_bm on HighLevel’s own domains, which lasts about 30 minutes. Measured 14 October 2026. Before the tap, none of these exist.
- Eloise, after you tap Talk to Eloise. Eloise runs on the same HighLevel widget and stores the same kinds of items: five local-storage keys carrying the same account code, two session-storage keys, and the __cf_bm cookie on HighLevel’s domains. Measured 14 October 2026. Before the tap, none of these exist.
Pages run by other companies
- Booking a call opens HighLevel’s booking page, on its own domain, under HighLevel’s own cookie and privacy policy.
- Paying happens on Stripe’s checkout page, on Stripe’s domain, under Stripe’s cookie policy.
- The Humedad demo asks api.weather.gov (the US National Weather Service) for the Miami forecast when it opens. Like any web request, that sends the service your IP address. It sets no cookie.
Why there is no banner
A consent banner exists to ask before something that is not needed runs: advertising pixels, analytics that follow you, session recording. None of those run here. The visit count sets no cookie and holds nothing personal. The sign-in cookie is the tool you bought working. The chat loads only when you tap it.
If that ever changes, the new thing will wait for your yes before it loads, and this page will say so the same day.
How to clear it
Sign out to delete the sign-in cookie. Your browser’s settings can clear everything this site stored (look for site data or website data). If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, the visit count skips you.
Contact
Questions about any of this: japhet@promptlenshq.com. The full privacy notice is on the Privacy page.