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nextdooh uses only strictly-necessary cookies and browser storage — no advertising, no third-party trackers. Here is exactly what we store and why.
Effective: 7 June 2026 · Last updated: 7 June 2026
Authentication uses a token kept in your browser's localStorage rather than a server-side session cookie. The keys we set are:
| Key | Type | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| nextdooh_token | localStorage | Your authenticated session token (JWT) used to call the API | Until you log out |
| nextdooh_user | localStorage | Cached profile (name, role) so the dashboard renders without a round-trip | Until you log out |
| nextdooh_subscription | localStorage | Cached plan / quota info for the dashboard UI | Until you log out |
| nextdooh-cookie-ack | localStorage | Remembers that you dismissed the cookie notice | Until you clear it |
Our player/kiosk apps may keep a local device token and cached media on the device itself so screens keep playing when offline; that data stays on the device.
We do not embed advertising or analytics trackers on the dashboard or player. Marketing pages may link out to third-party sites (for example app stores); once you leave nextdooh.com, the third party's own cookie and privacy notices apply.
You can clear nextdooh's localStorage keys at any time from your browser settings (Clear site data / Clear browsing data for nextdooh.com). Clearing the session token will log you out. Because we use no tracking cookies, there is nothing to "opt out" of beyond clearing this storage.
If we ever introduce non-essential cookies, we will update this page and add a real opt-in consent control first. Questions: privacy via [email protected]; see also our Privacy Policy (/privacy).