Terms of Service

Last updated 8 August 2026.

Written in plain language by the people who built the service, and kept in step with what the code actually does. The note at the bottom about this document’s limits is not boilerplate — read it.

What you are looking at

A marketing site, and a hosted app that runs the engine described on it. Everything described on the landing page as Working is genuinely implemented and covered by an automated test suite. Everything marked In progress is exactly that. The status table is maintained as the state of the code changes, not as a marketing exercise. The hosted app is currently in private preview; these terms apply to it whenever you use it.

What the service is — and what it is not

TruthResume turns a resume and evidence you supply into resumes tailored to job descriptions you paste. Its defining rule: it will not write anything you can’t prove. Claims are checked against the evidence you provided; unsupported claims are blocked, not shipped.

That check runs against the material you supply. It cannot verify that your evidence itself is accurate, and it is not a guarantee that any resume is truthful, complete, or will produce interviews, offers, or employment. A tool that refuses to invent things is not the same as a tool that can verify you are telling the truth, and we are not going to blur that line. You are responsible for what you submit to employers.

Two ways in: an access key, or an account

Creating a pack issues one secret access key. Used on its own — guest mode — there is no account, no password, and no email address on file, and the trade is stated plainly: the key is the only way back to your pack. Only a one-way hash of it is stored, so it cannot be looked up, resent, or recovered — by you or by us. Losing it means losing access to that pack, its build history, and any credits on it.

An account is the optional convenience on top: an email address and a password, so you can come back without the key, reset a forgotten password by email, and keep several packs in one place. An account stores exactly that — your email, a hash of your password, and the list of your packs. Nothing else. Deleting your account deletes every pack on it, immediately and permanently.

Your content and your data

You keep all rights to your resume, evidence, and generated documents. You grant the service only what it needs to operate: permission to process and store your content in order to check, build, and return your documents to you.

Your content is never sold, never shared with third parties, and never used to train models. The one exception is the payment processor described below, which handles your card and never sees your resume content at all. Deleting your data removes it from the server immediately and permanently — the full details, including automatic deletion after inactivity, are on the privacy page.

Payments

Credits, not a subscription: a purchase adds a fixed number of build credits and nothing renews. Payment happens on Stripe’s hosted page; your card details never touch this service, and the billing record kept here contains no personal information — only a pack id, counts, and timestamps. Credits attach to a pack and are consumed one per build. Because a pack is reachable only by its token, a lost token also means losing access to any credits on it.

Acceptable use

Don’t use the service to misrepresent identity or credentials, to process someone else’s personal data without their permission, or to probe, overload, or circumvent the service’s security controls. Rate limits exist and are enforced.

Optional AI assistance

If enabled on the server and switched on by you for a build, an AI pass may reword bullets toward the job description. Every suggestion is checked against your evidence and your per-bullet rewording limits before acceptance; content you locked is never sent to a model at all. With AI assistance off — the default — no model is involved in any way.

No warranty, and a limit on liability

The service is provided as is and as available, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, to the fullest extent the law allows. Without limiting that: we do not warrant that the service is uninterrupted or error-free, that any output is accurate or fit for a particular purpose, or that using it will lead to any interview, offer, or employment outcome. Decisions made by employers, recruiters, or applicant tracking systems are theirs, not ours, and we are not liable for them.

To the extent permitted by law, our total liability to you for any claim arising out of or relating to the service is limited to the amount you paid us in the twelve months before the claim arose — which, for a free user, is nothing. We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost opportunities, or lost data beyond what the privacy page promises about retention. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

Changes and termination

These terms may change; material changes will be shown here with a new date, and continued use after a change is acceptance. We may refuse or terminate use that violates these terms. You can stop using the service — and delete your data — at any time, and deletion works exactly as the privacy page describes regardless of why you leave. If the service ever shuts down, the retention windows on the privacy page are the outer bound on how long anything could persist afterwards.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Washington, USA, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.

Contact

Questions about these terms: legal@ this site’s domain. It reaches the people who built the product.

A note on this document

Written by the people who built the product, not by a lawyer, and not legal advice. It describes the current position honestly, which is not the same thing as being legally sufficient — before this service takes payment at scale it should be reviewed by an actual solicitor, and this note will be removed when that has happened.