Privacy Policy

What we collect

Nothing about your resume. This application has no backend, no database and no authentication. Your resume, the job descriptions you paste, and your theme preferences are stored in your browser's localStorage and are never transmitted anywhere, under any circumstances.

How to verify that

1. Open your browser's developer tools and select the Network tab.
2. Use every feature of the builder — type, analyze, export a PDF.
3. You will see requests for the application's own files, and nothing else.
4. That check needs no trust in us at all — it is your own browser reporting what it sent.

Deleting your data

Use the clear button in the builder toolbar, or clear site data in your browser. Because nothing was ever sent anywhere, that is the complete deletion process.

The contact form

The contact and feedback page is the single exception to everything above, and only at one moment. Opening that page sends nothing. When you press Send, the name, email address and message you typed are posted to Web3Forms, a form-delivery service that emails the message on to us. That is the only request this site makes to anyone else, and it happens only because you asked for it.

• Your resume is not attached and is not accessible to the form. It carries three fields, all of them ones you typed into it.
• The email address is required, and is used for one thing: replying to you. It is not added to any list, and no list exists to add it to.
• Messages you send become ordinary email, so they persist in a mailbox until deleted — unlike everything else here, which never leaves your device.
• Do not put personal details in a message. The tools do not need them and neither do we.

Analytics

This deployment uses Google Analytics 4 to count visits and see which tools people actually open. It stores an identifier for your browser and sends it to Google. It does not receive your name, your email, or any part of your resume.

Four limits apply, and they are enforced in code rather than promised in prose:

• It does not load until you agree. Consent Mode starts with storage denied; declining the prompt means no analytics cookie and no request to Google.
• Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control are treated as a refusal, and you are not asked again. GPC is legally binding in several US states.
• Nothing is measured on the builder. The one route where your resume exists reports no events and not even a page view.
• You can withdraw it by clearing this site’s storage, which also removes the analytics cookie.

Google’s handling of the data it receives is described at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

This deployment collects no analytics at all — no page views, no events, no third-party scripts.

Three rules apply regardless, and they are enforced in code rather than by policy (src/lib/analytics.ts):

• Nothing is ever recorded on the builder page. The one route where your resume exists reports nothing — not even a page view.
• No resume content can be sent. The tracking function takes an event name and nothing else. There is no payload parameter to misuse.
• Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control are honoured. If your browser sends either signal, nothing is recorded.

Advertising

This deployment serves ads through Google AdSense. Nothing loads until you agree: on your first visit you are asked, and if you decline — or if your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control — no request is made to Google at all.

• Google and its partners use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this site and other sites.
• You can opt out of personalised advertising at Google Ads Settings, and review how Google uses data at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
• Ads never appear inside the builder, and your resume is never available to any advertiser — it does not leave your device, so there is nothing to share.
• You can change your choice at any time by clearing this site’s storage.

Your resume is your data

Export it as JSON at any time. That file is the complete document in an open format — you can re-import it here, or parse it with anything else.