Privacy

[PLACEHOLDER: name, postal address and email of the data controller. Required under GDPR Article 13 and, for a site operated from Germany, alongside the imprint.]

You cannot sign up, and there is nothing to sign in to. No name, email address, CV or profile is ever requested or stored, and no tracking or advertising cookies are set.

Your search text. Searches are stored so coverage gaps can be found and fixed, and so repeated results can be served from a cache instead of recomputed. Please do not type personal details into the search box; it is a description of a job, and it does not need to identify you.

A hashed form of your IP address. Your IP address is never stored. It is combined with a secret and hashed, one way, and only the hash is kept. It is used to apply usage limits and to count clicks, and it cannot be reversed to recover the address.

Which listings were opened. When you open a job, the listing, its source and the time are recorded before you are forwarded to the original posting.

Technical logs. How long a search took, how many results it returned, and whether anything failed.

Hosting and database. The site runs on Vercel and stores data in a Neon Postgres database.

Language models. Your search text is sent to OpenRouter, which routes it to a model provider, so it can be turned into structured filters. This is the only place your typed text leaves this site.

Error and performance monitoring. Sentry, with personally identifiable information switched off, and Langfuse for model tracing, with prompt contents redacted by default rather than sent.

[PLACEHOLDER: confirm the processing location of each provider, whether a data processing agreement is in place, and the transfer mechanism for any processing outside the EEA.]

[PLACEHOLDER: state a retention period for search logs, click records and cached results. Cached results currently expire after six hours; the other records have no automatic expiry yet, which should be decided rather than left open.]

[PLACEHOLDER: GDPR rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and portability, how to exercise them, and the supervisory authority you may complain to. Note honestly that with no account and hashed identifiers, records generally cannot be traced back to an individual, which limits what can be acted on.]