Privacy

2plot.dev is the documentation site and package catalogue for the Dash component libraries published by Pip Install Python LLC.

This page describes what the software actually does, taken from the code that does it. It is written to be accurate rather than comprehensive, and it is not a substitute for legal advice.

What is recorded when you read a page

Every request that reaches a page is written to a local ledger with:

• the path you asked for,
• your User-Agent string,
• a session identifier — a keyed one-way hash of your IP address and

User-Agent, used to recognise repeat requests within a visit without storing an account or a cookie,

• where you are, as far as Cloudflare tells this site: your country

(CF-IPCountry), and — where the site receives them — your city, region and approximate coordinates. Whatever of those arrives is recorded; nothing is inferred or looked up to fill a gap.

Your IP address is not stored. It is used, in memory, for two things during the request and then discarded: to derive the session identifier above, and to let the site tell an automated client from a person. The session identifier is a keyed one-way hash — the key is not derivable from the result, so the identifier cannot be turned back into your address.

Nothing about you is sent to a third party to work out where you are. Your location comes from headers Cloudflare already attaches to the request as it reaches this site — country, and where available city, region and approximate coordinates. Where those headers are absent, the site records less rather than asking anyone.

Retention. The traffic ledger is pruned to the last 3 days, and the host it runs on has an ephemeral filesystem, so a redeploy clears it earlier than that.

What is recorded when a crawler or AI agent reads a document

When an automated client fetches one of the machine-readable documents (/llms.txt and its tiered variants, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, a page's own llms.txt), the site records one row per document served: the path, which tier was served, the vendor the User-Agent identifies, whether that vendor's published IP ranges could verify it, the response size and status.

The requesting IP address is not stored on these rows.

What is never counted

Requests whose User-Agent carries the token 2plot-internal are the 2plot network's own machinery — health checks, deploy verification, the smoke battery. They are discarded before anything else happens and appear in no count on this site.

Requests to /healthz, static assets and Dash's internal endpoints are not recorded as visits.

What leaves this host

Once an hour, an aggregate summary of the day's traffic is sent to 2plot.ai, the network hub: totals for human and automated requests, distinct visitor counts, the busiest paths, a country breakdown, and per-vendor crawler figures. No IP addresses and no session identifiers are included.

Accounts, email and payment

• Accounts are handled by Clerk. If you sign in, Clerk

holds your account details under its own privacy policy; this site receives an identifier and the email address associated with it.

• Email is sent through Resend.
• Advertising shown on this site is served by the network's own ad

component from this host. It does not embed a third-party ad network and sets no advertising cookies.

• Agent access keys (k2p_…) issued for machine access to the corpus are

tied to a signed-in account and can be revoked by you at any time from the control board.

Local storage

The site stores your colour-scheme preference in your browser's local storage so the theme survives a reload. It never leaves your browser.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or a request to remove something: [email protected]