Privacy
A plain description of what this application stores and who can read it. This is demonstration software, not a legal privacy policy.
What is stored
- Your name, email address and a bcrypt hash of your password. The password itself is never stored.
- Anything you put on your profile: headline, summary, location, phone, links, skills, work history and education.
- Files you upload, meaning resumes and company logos.
- Applications you send, including the cover message and screening answers, and the resume attached at the time you applied.
- Jobs you save and job alerts you create.
Who can see it
- Employers see your name, email, resume, cover message and screening answers for jobs you apply to, plus the profile details attached to that application.
- Nobody else sees your saved jobs, your job alerts, or your resume checks. Ever.
- Your profile is private by default. Until you change that yourself, employers only see it attached to a job you applied for. There is no browsable resume database you are in without choosing to be.
- If you switch your profile to findable in Privacy settings, verified employers can see it in candidate recommendations before you apply. Even then, your contact details and resume follow your own settings, not theirs — and you can switch back at any time, which takes effect immediately.
- Resumes are stored outside the public web directory. Every request for one checks that the requester is either you or an employer whose job you applied to.
- Employer notes about candidates are private to that employer and never shown to the candidate.
Sessions
Signing in sets one httpOnly cookie holding a signed JWT that identifies your account for 30 days. Signing out deletes it. No analytics, advertising or third-party tracking runs on this site.
Deleting things
You can remove your resume, work history, education entries, saved jobs and job alerts from your dashboard at any time. Withdrawing an application marks it withdrawn for the employer rather than erasing it, so their hiring records stay consistent.