Privacy on this public site.
You do not need an account, email address or resume to browse.
Offer measurement
We count visits to public pages and whether a visit came from a search engine. We store only public page paths, referral hostnames and timestamps—not full referral links, query strings, IP addresses or resume content in our measurement tables.
With your optional permission, a random first-party visitor identifier lets us count distinct offer-page visitors over 30 days. It is not connected to a name, email or cross-site profile. Daily visitor counts are retained; the identifier is removed from measurement after its 30-day counting window. You can decline or change your choice using the measurement controls at the bottom of every page.
Without permission, we count page views only, not a distinct visitor. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals disable this site's measurement. No advertising tracker is enabled for this launch.
Private accounts
Creating an account stores your email address, a salted password hash and your signup time. An HttpOnly session cookie keeps you signed in for up to seven days. Authentication attempts are rate-limited using hashed identifiers; those counters are removed after one day. Private workspace pages do not send public-site measurement or advertising events.
Orders, factual messages and files are available only to their customer and authorised service reviewers. Resume files are deleted 30 days after each upload, or immediately using the order deletion control. Account deletion requests remove files and intake details immediately; a reviewer then removes account access and personal service data while retaining necessary pseudonymous transaction records. Funnel records track event names and times, not resume content.
Before paid intake opens
The full service privacy policy, including account data, resume handling, retention, deletion and the responsible business contact, is awaiting approval. This page describes the current public site, not approved terms for a purchased service. Hosting providers may process technical request data to serve the site.