Plain-language explanation of what data JobFetcher collects, how it's used, and what you should know before uploading your resume.
JobFetcher's core feature: scoring job postings against your background, which requires sending your resume text to a third-party AI model. Specifically, your resume and job descriptions are sent to Anthropic's Claude API to evaluate fit and produce a score with rationale.
Your resume is sent to Anthropic (Claude API)
Every time a pipeline run scores your job matches, your resume text is included in the prompt sent to Claude. This means your resume content leaves JobFetcher's servers and is processed by Anthropic. Anthropic's own privacy policy governs how they handle API data.
Do not include sensitive personal information
Do not paste content that includes sensitive personal data such as Social Security numbers, passport numbers, financial account details, medical information, or any other information you would not want shared with a third-party AI provider.
You can strip personal details, it works exactly the same
JobFetcher only needs your skills, experience, and work history to score job matches. You can safely remove your name, phone number, email address, home address, and other personal identifiers before uploading. The AI scoring will be equally accurate without them.
The following data is stored on JobFetcher's servers:
JobFetcher is built on the following third-party infrastructure. Each provider's privacy policy governs their handling of any data that passes through their systems:
API data & Anthropic's usage policy
Anthropic's API terms state that data submitted via the API is not used to train their models by default. For the latest information, refer directly to Anthropic's privacy policy.
You have full control over the data you provide to JobFetcher:
Questions about your data? Reach out via the contact information on your account settings page.