Cookies and storage in your browser
nextwave.works does not place cookies of its own. Below is exactly what the site does put in your browser, and what other services do.
Last updated · 15 September 2026
No cookies from us
The site does not place cookies to track you, for advertising or for statistics. That is why you don't see a cookie banner.
Where your visit came from
If you arrive through a campaign, the site remembers the campaign code or the click ID from Google or LinkedIn in your browser's session storage (sessionStorage, not a cookie). If you submit a form, that origin goes along, so your request is linked to the right campaign. Close the tab and it is gone.
Statistics
We measure visits with Plausible Analytics. Plausible does not use cookies and does not keep anything that can identify you.
Other services
- Cal.com — the calendar on the demo page loads from Cal.com. Cal.com may set its own cookies there; Cal.com's cookie policy applies to those.
- Google Fonts — the fonts come from Google. No cookies are involved, but Google does see your IP address.
Your own settings
You can always clear or block storage and cookies in your browser's settings. The site keeps working.
Questions and language
Email hello@nextwave.works. More about how we handle data is in our privacy statement. This page is a translation of the Dutch version; if the two differ, the Dutch text applies.