Privacy · M1 beta
Privacy policy for a closed beta job-search workspace.
A plain-language draft of what Karion collects, why it uses that data, and which behaviors are intentionally out of scope for M1.
Owner review required before beta use
This copy is an implementation draft for M1. A human owner must review or replace it before inviting real closed-beta users.
What Karion collects in M1
Karion collects the Google account identity Supabase Auth provides, resume files you upload, parsed resume data, pasted job descriptions, optional source URLs, generated recommendations, tailored resume data, evidence packs, application states, and operational logs needed to run the product.
Karion does not collect payment details in M1 because billing and paywalls are not part of this milestone.
How Karion uses your data
Karion uses your resume and job descriptions to parse requirements, score fit, create evidence packs, generate tailored resume data, and track the application workflow you choose to record.
Karion may send resume or job text to configured Gemini models for the analysis features shown in the app. Gemini calls are logged with token counts, latency, estimated cost, purpose, and success or failure status for debugging and cost guardrails.
What Karion does not do in M1
Karion does not submit job applications for you, message employers, generate follow-up emails, scrape private job boards, install a browser extension, or fetch data from your LinkedIn, Indeed, Naukri, or other third-party accounts.
Karion stores optional source URLs only for attribution and context unless a future milestone explicitly adds an approved public-source ingestion mode.
Storage, deletion, and beta expectations
Karion stores M1 product data in the configured Supabase project and generated files in configured storage buckets. Access depends on the app authentication and Supabase policies configured for the deployment.
Closed-beta users should treat this as an early product. Ask the Karion owner for deletion or export help until self-serve account controls are implemented in a later milestone.