Privacy, stated plainly.
PLOMID is a data company, so this page states exactly what the site measures and what it does not. No advertising, no cross-site tracking, no profiles — aggregate page measurement only.
What this website collects
This site measures aggregate traffic with Google Analytics: page views, referrers, browser and device class, and approximate location at country level. The measurement is used to understand which pages are read, not to profile individuals, advertise, or sell data.
The site is static: there is no advertising code, no cross-site tracking and no server-side profile built from your visit.
- Aggregate page and visit measurement (Google Analytics)
- No advertising or cross-site tracking
- No cookies set by this site itself, and no local storage written by it
The requests a page makes
Loading a page fetches its HTML, stylesheet, script, images and one webfont. To serve that font, your browser makes a request to Google Fonts, which is operated by Google. The measurement tag makes a request to Google’s tag service. Those are the third-party interactions involved in reading this site.
Everything else is served from the same place as the page itself.
The playground
Sample queries run entirely in your browser against a small dataset that ships with the site. Nothing you type is transmitted anywhere, and nothing is retained after you close the tab.
If you contact us
If you send an email, we have your address and your message because you sent them. We use them to reply, and for nothing else.
What this page does not cover
This page describes this website. It does not describe how a PLOMID deployment would handle your application data, that depends on where the system runs and who operates it, which is a deployment conversation rather than a website one.
Pending A full privacy notice for a hosted PLOMID service does not exist yet, because there is no hosted service. It will be published before there is one, and this page will change in the same commit that adds it.