Endpoint Jobs
Privacy policy
Version 2026-10-24
This page describes, in plain language, what the site stores when you sign in. It is not legal advice.
What we collect
When you sign in with Google or GitHub, the account stores:
- Your email address.
- Your OAuth identity: the provider (Google or GitHub) and that provider's user id. Supabase Auth keeps this with the sign-in session.
- Filter preferences you choose to save.
- Jobs you save, including a snapshot of the title, company, location, and source URL at the time you save them.
- Which listings you opened, when you opened them, and how many times.
Nothing else is stored on the account.
Why
This information is used to sign you in, restore your filters, keep your saved list, and mark listings you have already seen. There are no ads. This information is not sold. It is not shared beyond the processors listed below.
What we don't collect
Passwords. Endpoint Jobs never sees your Google or GitHub password. You sign in on that provider's site, and Supabase returns a session to this site.
Processors
- Supabase, for the database and sign-in.
- Vercel, for hosting and the existing Vercel Analytics.
- Google and GitHub, for sign-in.
Retention and control
Account data is kept until you delete the account. The account page is where you export your data, delete the account, and clear view history. Deleting the account removes the profile, saved filters, saved jobs, and view history.
Signed-out visitors
If you do not sign in, no account data is stored. Filters keep working in the page address, the same as they do today. Vercel Analytics still measures traffic for signed-out and signed-in visits. That measurement is not attached to an account here.
Contact
Questions about this policy go through the GitHub feedback form. The project is maintained by Jorgeasaurus.
Last updated
October 24, 2026. Version 2026-10-24. Signing in records that you accepted this version of the policy.