Your CV is de-identified before the AI sees it

When you run an AI fit analysis, your CV goes to a language model. Until now that included your name, email, phone and profile links — none of which the model needs to judge a match.

Now we remove them first. A small model running on our own server detects the personal identifiers and replaces them with placeholders before your CV ever leaves our service; the result is un-masked again only for you. Employer names, cities and skills stay visible — that’s the signal the analysis actually uses.

It’s fail-closed: if the de-identifier is unavailable, we don’t send your CV to the model at all rather than risk leaking it.

The full story — why names are the hard part, and the local model we chose — is in The AI reads your CV without seeing your name.