snipecv

Privacy Policy

Effective: 2026-05-30 · Last updated: 2026-05-30

snipecv is a small indie project — one person + a lot of AI. This page is the honest, plain-English answer to "what does snipecv do with my data?"

Contact: legal@snipecv.com


TL;DR

Do we sell your data?No.
Do we show ads?No.
Do we run third-party trackers?No.
Do we train AI models on your CV?No.
Who owns your CV content?You do.
Can you delete your account?Yes, any time.

The rest of this page just spells those answers out properly.


1. What we collect

1.1 From OAuth sign-in

When you sign in, the provider shares a small set of fields. That's everything we get — we don't ask for your contacts, social graph, or anything else.

ProviderFields we receive
Googleemail, name, profile picture, account ID
GitHubemail, name, username, profile picture, user ID
LinkedInemail, name, headline, profile picture, account ID

1.2 From your activity on snipecv

1.3 When you pay

Payments are handled by Polar — they're our payment processor. We never see your card. We store:

1.4 Operational


2. What we don't do


3. Who else handles your data

We use a few specialist services to actually run snipecv. Each one only handles the piece it needs.

ServiceRoleWhat they see
CloudflareHosting + databaseEverything (it's where everything lives)
PolarPayment processingYour order info + email
OpenRouter / DeepSeekAI tailoringYour CV + job posting, per request
PostHogAnonymous usage statsCookieless event data
Google / GitHub / LinkedInOAuth sign-inOnly the sign-in handshake

No other companies get to see your data.


4. About the AI tailoring

When you click "Tailor for this job", your CV and the job posting are sent to the AI for that one request. The AI returns a rewritten CV. The conversation ends there. The AI doesn't know your name or email — just the text you asked it to work with.

⚠️ Important. AI can make things up — invented skills, wrong dates, exaggerated accomplishments. Always check the diff before using a tailored CV anywhere. That's why the diff view exists.


5. Cookies

Just one cookie, used only to keep you signed in. No ad cookies. No marketing cookies. No third-party tracking. Our usage stats run without cookies entirely.


6. How long we keep things

DataKept until
Your account, CVs, all versionsYou delete your account
Sign-in (stay logged in)About a week, or you sign out
Payment recordsAbout 5 years (tax records)
Server logsAbout a week
Anonymous usage statsAbout a year

When you delete your account, we delete your CVs, versions, and OAuth identity within 30 days. Payment records may stick around in anonymized form because tax law requires it.


7. Your rights

If you're in the EU/UK (GDPR), California (CCPA), or anywhere with similar law, here's what you can do:

RightWhat you do
See what we haveEmail us — we'll send you a copy
Correct what's wrongEmail us, or fix it in your account directly
Delete it allDelete your account, or email us
Get a copy of your CVsUse the export feature, or email us
Stop processingEmail us — we'll stop
Withdraw AI consentJust stop using the Tailor button

How to ask: Email legal@snipecv.com. We aim to respond within a week, definitely within 30 days. We may ask you to verify via your OAuth sign-in before we act.


8. Kids

snipecv isn't for users under 16. We don't knowingly collect data from minors. If a kid signed up, email us and we'll delete the account.


9. Where your data lives

Our service providers are mostly in the US. If you're elsewhere, your data crosses borders to get processed. All the providers we use have standard data-transfer agreements in place for this.


10. Security

We do the basics that matter:

No system is bulletproof. If something looks off, tell us fast.


11. Changes to this policy

When this changes meaningfully, we update the date at the top and let you know on next sign-in. Continued use means you're cool with the update.


12. Contact

legal@snipecv.com for anything privacy-related — questions, deletion, complaints, weird situations.

This is written in good faith and reflects what the product actually does. It's not legal advice. If you need formal terms for a regulated use case, please talk to us first.