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Privacy

Rails Radar stores what it needs for job discovery, candidate matching and private application tracking. Below we describe only what the service actually does — no promises beyond the state of the system. Polska wersja.

What we store

Candidate facts and recruitment notes are never published on public company pages. Signing in contacts your identity provider. Opening an external posting takes you to a source site with its own privacy policy.

Deleting your data

Export and corrections

Open your candidate profile export (JSON) when signed in. It contains candidate facts, provenance, the profile version and CV summaries — not your notes or application history. You can correct candidate facts in your profile; for anything else write to us.

Database snapshots

The backup job keeps the 7 most recent successful database snapshots, taken daily. That is a count, not a guaranteed number of days: a failed or stopped backup can leave older snapshots in place. Removing a live record does not rewrite existing snapshots; they expire through the rotation and are not used in the meantime. This page does not promise a verified encryption configuration or a fixed infrastructure retention period.

Technical files

We use only the technically necessary browser storage: keeping the session, security (request verification) and remembering your settings. We run no analytics and no marketing tracking, which is why there is no consent banner. Signing in requires no mandatory acceptance checkbox — this is information, not consent.

Data controller

Gotar, Strzelców 50/44, 81-586 Gdynia, Poland — NIP PL9581496348.

Legal bases for processing

Recipients

In every case a recipient receives only the data needed to answer the questions about the listing and the match.

Retention periods

Your rights and contact

[email protected] for access, correction, export and deletion requests. Do not include your CV or sensitive notes in the first e-mail.

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