Privacy
JobFill is local-first. Your data doesn’t leave your device unless you use a feature that needs it — and this page explains exactly what, why, and to whom.
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Everything JobFill keeps is stored in your browser’s extension storage on the device you’re using. It isn’t synced to your Google account, websites can’t read it, and there is no JobFill server or account to copy it to.
Not kept at all: AI prompts and generated answers (there’s no AI history), a history of the sites you visit or the applications you fill, and the contents of the pages you use JobFill on. Resumes are parsed on your device — the file isn’t uploaded to extract your details.
There are three ways data leaves JobFill, and each happens only when you click the button for it.
The extension contains no analytics, telemetry, advertising or crash reporting, and makes no network requests of its own apart from the optional AI requests above. Chrome itself may check for extension updates.
JobFill’s Privacy settings page shows all of this for your own setup — including which AI provider, if any, would receive a request — and lets you:
JobFill’s website never receives your profile — that lives only in the extension. To see which pages are useful, the site uses Vercel Web Analytics: it counts page views (the page, referring site, country, and browser and device type) without cookies, and doesn’t identify you or follow you across other sites. There’s no advertising and no tracking cookies. If you pick a light or dark theme, that choice is saved in your browser’s local storage on your device and never sent anywhere. Like any website, our hosting provider (Vercel) keeps standard server logs for security and reliability.
Questions about a specific feature? See how AI answers work or the resume parser.
In your browser’s extension storage (chrome.storage.local) on the device you’re using. It is not synced to your Google account and there is no JobFill server that holds a copy.
Only when you use a feature that needs it to. Autofill puts your details into the form you’re filling, where that website can read them just as if you had typed them. If you turn on optional AI answers, the details you approve for one question are sent to the AI provider you chose. Export saves a file to your computer. Nothing else is sent anywhere.
The extension contains no analytics, telemetry, advertising or crash-reporting code — it can’t see or report what you do. This website uses Vercel Web Analytics to count page visits (which pages, referrer, country and device type), without cookies and without identifying you across sites. It never sees your profile.
Open JobFill’s Privacy settings and choose “Delete all local data”. That erases your profile, saved resume, settings and any AI API key from this device. Uninstalling the extension also removes its stored data.
Application forms live on thousands of different sites, often inside embedded frames, so JobFill’s form reader needs to run on web pages to find fields. It reads form fields and their labels, sends nothing on its own, and only writes to a page when you click Autofill or Insert Answer. The only other permission it asks for is storage, to save your profile.
No. Generated answers exist only while the JobFill popup is open. Your AI provider may keep its own records under its own policy.
Only in your browser’s extension storage on your device. It is sent only to the provider you chose, and you can remove it at any time from Privacy settings.
Set up your profile once. JobFill fills the form; you review and submit.
Your profile is stored on your device. No account needed.
