Privacy

Your draft stays on your device

You write and import in your browser. The draft is saved on this device, not on a server. There is no account. Apart from one anonymous count (last paragraph), nothing leaves your device until you press a button that says so.

Six things can reach our server, each only when you press a button. First, short forms. If a job ad you paste uses one like K8s or CI/CD, you can ask what else it is called. The short form goes to our server and on to Cloudflare, who say they do not train on it or pass it on. The answer is a list of words, and your CV is searched for them here, in your browser.

Second, the rewrite box. Next to your summary and each point under a job, a button turns what you typed, in Arabic or English, into a line of CV English. What you type in that box goes to the same Cloudflare model. The words and numbers already in your form go to our server with it, as a sorted list of single words, so the answer can be checked against them before you see it. That list is not sent to the model. Nothing else about your CV goes. The answer lands in the box for you to edit or delete.

On the summary there is a second button, "Check these two agree". It sends your headline and summary to a different Cloudflare model. It answers yes or no, with at most four words copied from your text. Nothing is written into your CV, and no button changes it for you.

Third, your unlock code, when you type it. Our server checks it and keeps its count. That is the only thing about you it keeps: which code was used, on how many devices, and how many downloads are left. A device that holds a code asks for that count once when the page opens, so printing opens only for downloads you really have.

Fourth, the feedback screen. What you write there goes to our server and on to the site owner on Telegram. Nothing from your CV goes with it. Nothing says who you are unless you write it, or give an email for a reply.

Fifth, your voice, on the feedback screen only. When you press "Speak it", the recording goes to our server and on to Cloudflare, whose model writes it down. The words come back into the box for you to read before you send anything. We do not keep the recording.

Sixth, your CV itself, only when you press Download PDF or Download Word. It goes to our server with the page measurements. The server builds the document and sends it back, and your browser turns it into the file. It does not save the CV or write it to any log. All it keeps is that one download was used.

Paying through our Telegram bot happens in Telegram, not on this site, and is separate from the six. If you send the bot your transfer reference, our server keeps it, with your Telegram account (its number and your name or username), for up to 30 days. That lets the owner match your transfer and send the code to the same chat. The reference is deleted as soon as the owner answers. A scrambled fingerprint of it stays, to catch the same number sent twice, and it goes at 30 days too. A screenshot you send is passed to the owner on Telegram, and we keep no copy.

We also keep a count, with no identifier: that the builder opened, which form screen you reach, that a CV was finished, that the payment screen opened, that a code unlocked this browser, and which screen a tab closed on. The count holds nothing you typed and nothing that says who you are.