Privacy
What happens with your data
This is the text every person agrees to before uploading a CV. It is the whole policy: there is no longer version elsewhere.
Evince reads your CV or your LinkedIn profile, and your answers to a few questions, to show you the skills your experience demonstrates, propose roles they point to, and suggest existing courses. If you use LinkedIn, send us your own profile only. To do this, the text you give us is processed by third-party AI providers: Anthropic (skills reasoning), Voyage AI (text matching), hosting provider. We keep your data unless you ask us to delete it. Write to info@evince.app and we delete everything: the file, your answers, and everything we worked out from them. Nothing is shared with any employer. Evince recommends learning; it does not deliver it.
Consent version c-2026-10-14 · processors: Anthropic (skills reasoning), Voyage AI (text matching), hosting provider
In short
- What we collect. The CV you upload or the LinkedIn profile you send us, the answers you type and your verdicts on what we show you. No account, no password, no email unless you choose to leave one.
- What it is used for. Working out the skills your evidence demonstrates and the roles they point to, for you. Nothing is shared with any employer.
- Who processes it. Anthropic (skills reasoning), Voyage AI (text matching), hosting provider. The text you give us goes to the named AI provider to be read; we keep only token counts, cost and timing of those calls, never the text of the exchange.
- Questions about your data. info@evince.app.
Where the facts about occupations come from
Some screens say how an occupation's tasks score against generative AI and whether a country reports a shortage in it. Those facts are about the occupation, not about you. They come from these published datasets:
- A New Global Index of Occupational Exposure to Generative AI (ILO Working Paper 140). International Labour Organization. CC BY 4.0. Retrieved 22 September 2026.
- EURES — Report on labour shortages and surpluses 2025. European Labour Authority. Re-use authorised provided ELA is acknowledged as the source (ELA legal notice). Retrieved 22 September 2026.
- Skills Forecast 2026 — employment by occupation. Cedefop. CC BY 4.0 (as declared on data.europa.eu). Retrieved 22 September 2026.
- ESCO, the European classification of skills and occupations, which names every skill and role on these pages. European Commission. CC BY 4.0.