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DATA AND AI PROCESSING

What happens when your interview reaches the AI model

This is a deeper look at one specific part of /privacy: what is actually sent to Anthropic’s Claude API, and what does and doesn’t happen to it there.

What is sent to Claude

Your interview answers, sent turn by turn so the model can ask an adaptive follow-up and, at the end, generate your report. If you uploaded a resume or other document, the text extracted from it is included as context -- the file itself is never sent; only the plain text pulled from it.

Whether your data is used to train AI models

Anthropic’s published API terms state that customer inputs and outputs sent through the API are not used to train their models by default.

[LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED: confirm this account’s specific contract terms with Anthropic match the published default before treating this as a guarantee]

Every system your data passes through

Supabase

Your account, your assessment conversation, your report, and any uploaded documents are stored in Supabase Postgres and Storage.

Anthropic

Your conversation is sent to Anthropic’s Claude API to run the interview and generate your report.

Resend

Sends your account emails (confirmation, password reset, report-ready) and, if you join a waitlist, that follow-up.

Cloudflare

Verifies you’re human at registration (Turnstile) and sits in front of the domain for DNS and delivery.

Railway

Hosts the application itself, both the part you see and the backend that talks to the services above.

Retention and deletion

There is no automatic deletion policy today -- your conversation, report, and any uploaded documents are retained for as long as your account exists. You can request deletion of your account and its data from your account’s data controls at any time; every request is recorded and followed up on directly, since no automated deletion pipeline exists yet.

Read the fuller picture

This page is deliberately narrow. For who can see a given report, retention, and where things stand on hiring-related regulation, see /trust. For the technical security practices behind all of this, see /security.