The short version
Your email is used to sign you in. That's it. I won't sell it, share it, or do anything weird with it.
What cozy job tracker collects
- Email address — used solely for authentication (signing in via magic link). It's stored securely and never displayed publicly.
- Job board data — the jobs, columns, and notes you add to your board. This is your data, stored so you can access it when you come back.
What cozy job tracker doesn't do
- Sell or share your data with anyone
- Send you marketing emails (I don't even have a mailing list)
- Email you at all — unless you explicitly opt in, which I don't even ask for right now
- Track you with analytics or advertising pixels
- Use your data to train models or anything like that
Cookies
cozy job tracker uses a session cookie to keep you signed in. No tracking cookies, no third-party cookies. Just the one that makes login work.
Chrome extension
The cozy job tracker Chrome extension lets you save job postings to your board with one click. Here's what it accesses:
- Session cookie — the extension reads your existing cozyjobtracker.com session cookie to verify you're signed in. It doesn't create or modify any cookies.
- Current page URL — when you click "Add to board", the URL of the page you're on is sent to cozyjobtracker.com to parse the job posting. No other browsing data is collected.
- Local cache — your email is cached in the browser so the popup loads faster. This cache is automatically cleared when you close the browser.
The extension doesn't track your browsing, run on pages in the background, or collect any data beyond what's described above.
Open source
This project is open source. You can see exactly what the code does.
Questions?
If anything here is unclear, reach out — I'm just one person building this and happy to explain anything.