Privacy policy: Tailorleaf: Resume & CV Maker

Effective 2026-10-14. Provider: Plain Apps, Residenzstr. 5, 80333 Munich, Germany, plainapps@tuta.com.

In short

Tailorleaf: Resume & CV Maker does not collect, transmit or share personal data. Your profile, resumes, cover letters, photo and settings stay on your phone. The app has no account, no ads, no analytics and no crash reporting. The Android app has no internet permission, and the iPhone app has no network code.

What the app stores

The things you type or choose: your name, headline, e-mail address, phone number, address, links, summary, jobs, education, skills, languages and other entries; optionally your date of birth, nationality and a photo; the job ads you paste (text), company and role names; cover letters with recipient names and addresses; a list of your exported files with a saved copy of each export's content; and your settings (theme, paper size, date style, language). They are kept in the app's own storage on your phone: a database, a photo folder, the PDFs you exported, and temporary files (previews, backup and text files before you share them). You decide what to enter; the provider has no access to it. Deleting an entry or a resume in the app deletes it from the app. "Delete all data" in Settings > Backup and data removes everything the app stored, including its files; uninstalling the app does the same. It cannot remove copies you made yourself, files you shared, or what your phone's backup holds (see below).

Permissions

The photo comes from the system photo picker, which hands the app only the picture you choose; the app cannot see your other photos, and no permission dialog appears. The app does not ask for notifications, the camera, microphone, location or contacts and has no background activity. On Android the app declares only normal technical permissions of its libraries (vibrate, network state), which it does not use to connect to anything, and has no internet permission.

How your PDF is made and checked

The PDF is made on your phone with the phone's print engine. Right after the export, the app reads it back with an open-source PDF reader that runs inside the app on the phone. This reading happens on your phone and loads no web page. Its result tells you what that one reader found; it is not a promise about how any employer's system reads the file.

Files you share

A PDF, a plain-text copy, the clipboard or a backup file leaves your phone only when you choose to share, copy or print it. After that, the app you chose and its provider are responsible (a mail app, a cloud drive, a messenger, a printer). Backup and text files are readable text, not encrypted, and contain your personal details: store them somewhere safe. A resume you send to an employer is governed by that employer's privacy rules.

Links

Buttons such as "Open the source page" and "Open the privacy policy" open the web address in your phone's browser when you tap them. The website you open then sees your visit as it would from any browser; the app sends nothing with it.

Keyboard

Typing uses your phone's own keyboard, spell checker and dictation. Their settings and any cloud features belong to your phone and keyboard provider, not to this app.

Phone backups

iPhone: the app's files are part of your iPhone backup (iCloud or a computer), as for every app. Android: the app switches the phone's automatic app backup off, so your data is not part of Google's backup; moving to a new phone by cable or during set-up can still copy the app, as for every app.

Children, ads, sharing of data

The app is not directed at children. It shows no ads, contains no tracking and no third-party analytics, and shares no data with anyone.

Your rights

Because the provider holds none of your data, there is nothing to send you, correct or delete on the provider's side: you can see, change and delete everything in the app. If you have questions about this policy, write to plainapps@tuta.com.

Not employment or career advice

The app shows what it checked and with which reader. It does not promise that an employer will accept, read or rank your application.

Changes

If the app changes in a way that affects this policy, this page changes first. The date at the top says when it was last updated.