Privacy

Rejarsume keeps your resumes so that you can open them anywhere, and keeps nothing it does not need for that. This page says exactly what that means, so you can check it against what you see.

What your account keeps#

• Every resume, cover letter, group, image and font you have made, as your browser last sent it, including a note of each one you deleted, so that your other devices delete it too.
• Your email address or phone number, and your name, as your sign-in reports them.
• When the account was made and last used.

That is all. There is no profile to fill in, no record of what you looked at, and nothing about you is shared with anyone or used for anything but giving your work back to you.

Signing in is handled by Firebase Authentication, a Google service. It keeps the sign-in itself: your email address and password (stored only as a hash), or your phone number, or the link to your Google account. Signing in with Google shares your name, email address and picture with Rejarsume, and nothing else. Rejarsume never sees your Google password.

What a guest sends#

Nothing you write. Until you sign in, your resumes, groups, images and fonts are stored in your browser and nowhere else. See Where your work is kept.

What is requested#

Opening Rejarsume is an ordinary request for the app's files, as with any website. The server that answers sees what any web server sees, such as your network address and the browser you use. Signed in, the app also asks your account for what changed, about once a minute while the tab is open, and sends it what changed here.

The typefaces are part of the app and are not loaded from another site. No analytics, tracking or advertising script is part of Rejarsume. Checking a resume, laying out the page and making every export happen in your browser, so the PDF you download is made on your device and not on a server.

Once the app is cached on your device, it opens with no network at all. See Install and work offline.

Deleting everything#

In Settings, under Account, Delete account… removes everything your account holds, on every device, and then the sign-in itself. What is kept is a note of the account's internal number and the time it was deleted, so that a device still signed in from before cannot send your data back. See Accounts and sync.

What a connected app sees#

An app you connect, such as Claude, can read and change your resumes, and nothing else of yours. It never sees your password: it is given a token that works on your resumes only, for an hour at a time, renewed while you keep using it. Disconnect, in Settings under Account, ends it at once. Whatever you then share with the app is governed by that service. See Connect Claude to your account.

What the documentation does#

Reading these pages is a request for the page. Searching them runs in your browser against an index it downloads once, so what you look for does not leave it.

• Ask an assistant, on a docs page, opens Claude or ChatGPT in a new tab only when you choose it. It sends the address of the public page and nothing about your resumes.
• Copy page and View as Markdown fetch that page's Markdown from this same site. They send nothing but the address of the page.

What a file you share contains#

A file you export is yours to share, and it contains what you put in it. A backup holds everything in this browser. A bundle holds one resume with its images and fonts. An HTML export holds the page with its images and fonts embedded. Check what you are sending before you send it. The Markdown, JSON Resume and plain text exports hold content only.

What an assistant sees#

Rejarsume does not send your resume to any assistant. If you paste it into one yourself, or write one with an assistant's help, what you paste is governed by that service. The AI prompts only teach a model the format, and they hold no resume data. See AI prompts.