Privacy

Your career history is the most personal thing this app holds. This page says what we collect, where it lives, and what we will never do with it. Every sentence describes what the software actually does today, not what we intend to do later.

Jobzeez is run by ZionRam LLC.

What we collect

What you type, and nothing you did not. That means the career history you enter, what you say you are looking for, the answers you save for application questions, the postings you choose to keep, the resumes the app writes for you, and the record of what you sent and what came back.

Signing in with Google or Microsoft gives us your name and email address, and nothing else from those accounts. We do not read your mail, your calendar, or your contacts.

Where it is stored

This page is about the hosted copy at app.jobzeez.com, where we keep your workspace for you.

If you run Jobzeez on your own computer, there is nothing here for us to delete. Your file never leaves your machine, we never see it, and none of the rest of this page applies to you: there is no account, no backup of ours, and nothing for us to hand back or remove.

For the hosted copy: on our own machines, in the United States. They are hardware ZionRam LLC owns rather than rented from a cloud provider. Your workspace is its own database, kept apart from everybody else's.

Every workspace is backed up each night, and the last fourteen nights are kept.

Who can see it

You, and the people who keep the service running. We are not going to pretend otherwise: somebody has to be able to restore a backup and repair a broken database, so a small number of people can technically reach what is stored. Nobody reads it for any other reason. We do not look at your history to build anything, to train anything, or to decide anything about you.

How long we keep it

• We keep it while you have an account.
• If you ask us to delete it, we do that within 30 days.
• It is gone from our backups within another 14 nights, because 14 nights is how long a backup is kept.

What we never do

• We never sell your information. Not to recruiters, not to advertisers, not to anybody.
• We never give it to a third party. Nothing you put into Jobzeez leaves our own hardware. The part of the app that reads postings runs on our machines, and so does the part that turns a voice note into text. No outside company receives your career history, your resumes, or the jobs you looked at.
• We never apply for a job on your behalf. The app writes the resume and fills in answers you saved. You press the button.
• We never read your mailbox. The app knows an employer replied because you told it so.

What the browser extension reads

Only the job posting on the page you are looking at, and only on the job boards it was built for. It reads what is on the screen so it can score the job against what you said you want.

It keeps a job in your list when you press Save, Unfluff or Write a resume, and not before. Looking at a page is not saving it.

It never submits an application and it never types into a page on its own. When a job board changes its layout, the extension refuses to read it and says so rather than guessing.

What is sent to an AI service

Nothing is sent to an outside AI company. The model that reads a posting, drafts a resume or suggests an answer runs on our own hardware.

Even then, what it is shown is a skeleton of the page rather than the page itself: the structure, with your own details taken out before it is handed over. Voice input is turned into text on our machines too, and the recording is not kept afterwards.

How to see your data, or have it deleted

Write to privacy@jobzeez.com and ask. We will not ask you to explain why. Doing it yourself, from inside the app, is being built and this page will say so the day it works.

A copy of your data gives you every table that is yours: your career facts, your roles, your applications, the resumes you generated, your preferences and weights, your chats, and the postings you kept. It names the things it leaves out, which are public reference data that was never yours and the keys for any AI service you connected. Your keys are never in the copy, because a file of your own credentials, sent to you because you asked for your data, would be a new leak rather than a kindness.

Deleting removes your whole workspace: the database, your profiles, and every page the extension saved. Your place on the invitation list goes with it. It is one action and it is not reversible, so we confirm the address it belongs to before anything is removed.

Two honest notes about deleting. The nightly backups are not edited, because a backup that can be rewritten is not a backup: the copies holding your data age out on their own within fourteen nights, which is the retention above. And we keep the record that an invitation was used, because that is the invitation list's own history rather than anything about you.

Who to contact

Questions about this page go to privacy@jobzeez.com, which reaches ZionRam LLC.

When this page changes

When something here stops being true, we change this page and the date on it. If a change makes a real difference to what happens to your data, we tell the people who use Jobzeez rather than quietly editing the page.

Last updated: 3 October 2026.