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Privacy & Data
GapFix asks you to share something personal — your CV and your career goals — so you deserve a plain-language explanation of how that data is treated.
Private by default
GapFix starts anonymously. You can scan your CV, get your gap report, and work through your plan without ever telling us your name or email. An account (Apple, Google, LinkedIn, or email) is only needed to subscribe to GapFix Pro or to sync across devices — and it's your choice when, or whether, to create one.
Your CV
Your resume — uploaded as PDF, DOCX, or plain text — is analyzed to find your skill gaps against your target role. That's what it's for. You can replace it whenever your experience changes, and you can delete your resume data at any time.
Your learning data
As you learn, GapFix keeps the record that powers your experience: lesson completions, quiz answers, recall scores per skill, streaks, and XP. This is what makes lessons adapt to you, keeps your Daily Practice reviews arriving on schedule, and gives a plan reassessment real evidence to work from.
Nobody's watching
There are no public profiles, leaderboards, or social feeds in GapFix — community features are coming soon, but today your progress is visible to exactly one person: you.
Payments
Subscriptions run through the App Store and Apple handles all payment processing. GapFix never sees your card details. Receipts and refunds are handled by Apple too.
Your controls
- Export your data — request a copy of your GapFix data from Settings (see "Exporting Your Data").
- Delete your resume data — at any time, independent of anything else.
- Delete your account — available in the app; deleting your account removes your data from our systems (see "Deleting Your Account").
Questions
If you want to understand something about your data that this article doesn't cover, ask us directly at help@gapfix.app. Real questions get real answers.
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