Resume files can contain personal and career-sensitive information, so this page explains the practical data flow behind the site in plain language. The goal is to make it easy to understand what is processed, why it is processed, and where the limits are.
Last updated: April 18, 2026
Policy summary
The site processes uploaded files to extract text, run analysis, and return feedback. Resume uploads are not intended to become public pages or searchable profiles.
The workflow exists to help users revise documents. The site does not claim to sell uploaded resume data as a product.
If advertising or third-party measurement tools are enabled, this page should continue to describe those technologies clearly instead of hiding them in generic language.
Resume content: uploaded file contents, extracted text, section labels, and resume signals needed to generate analysis results.
Usage and technical data: basic page usage, browser or device context, performance logs, and workflow completion signals that help diagnose errors or improve the product.
Support context: if you contact the site, the information you provide through public contact channels may be used to respond and improve the product or content.
Extract text from supported files and make the analyzer usable.
Generate ATS-style readability checks, feedback, score breakdowns, and related workflow outputs.
Detect technical failures, poor extraction quality, and performance issues.
Maintain and improve the site, including support pages, methodology explanations, and tool behavior.
This site is designed around processing resumes for analysis, not around turning uploads into a permanent public archive. Temporary handling may still occur as part of the workflow, debugging, or delivery of the result.
Some analysis or extraction steps may rely on third-party services such as OCR or model providers. Those services may process limited inputs needed to complete the requested result.
The site does not describe its workflow as selling uploaded resumes or personal data. If that ever changed, this page would need a direct and explicit update rather than a vague notice.
Cookies and advertising
Basic technologies may be used to keep the site functioning, preserve the workflow state, or support navigation and tool reliability.
Analytics may be used to understand page performance, errors, and feature usage so thin pages or broken flows can be corrected more quickly.
If third-party advertising is enabled, vendors such as Google may use cookies or related technologies for ad delivery and measurement. This page should remain aligned with that setup if it changes.
You can stop using the site at any time.
If you have a question about your data, the workflow, or a privacy concern, use the contact page and include enough context to identify the issue clearly.
Where deletion or investigation is realistically possible, the site operator can review the request and respond through the available contact channels.
This page may change as the product, infrastructure, analytics setup, or monetization model changes.
When changes are material, the most useful signal is not just the date. The text itself should stay specific about what the site actually does now.
If the product adds major new data flows, this page should be updated before or alongside that rollout.
Contact
If something here is unclear, outdated, or inconsistent with how the site behaves, that is worth reporting.