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Tsenta handles your resume, your profile, and your job search — so it’s worth being clear about what happens to that information. This page summarizes current product behavior in plain language. For the formal legal terms, see the Privacy Policy.
The short version: Tsenta uses your information to find jobs and apply for you, never sells your personal information, and sends your application materials to an employer only when you submit or authorize Tsenta to submit, including through Auto Apply.

What Tsenta collects

What you give it

Your account details, the resume(s) and cover letters you upload, and the profile information you enter — work history, education, preferences, and application answers.

How you use it

Basic device and usage information, so the product works reliably and stays secure.

Email (only if you connect it)

If you connect Gmail or Outlook, Tsenta temporarily processes limited email content to retrieve one-time passcodes needed for supported applications.

AI inputs & outputs

When you use AI features like resume tailoring or answer generation, your input is processed to produce the tailored result.

How Tsenta uses your data

Tsenta uses your information to:
  • Find and apply to jobs for you.
  • Tailor your resume and write application answers — when you ask it to.
  • Detect and fill in one-time passcodes during applications, if you’ve connected your email.
  • Receive, classify, and link messages sent to your dedicated Tsenta inbox.
  • Keep your account secure and improve the product.
  • Communicate with you about updates, features, and support.

What Tsenta doesn’t do

Never sells your data

Tsenta does not sell your personal information. It does use analytics and advertising-measurement providers as described below.

No employer sharing without authorization

Your resume and application materials aren’t shared with an employer unless you submit or authorize Tsenta to submit them. Messages you choose to send through Tsenta are delivered to their intended recipient.

When your data is shared

Tsenta shares information to operate the service and measure product acquisition in these situations:
  • With the employer’s application system or recruiting contact when you submit or authorize Tsenta to submit an application, or when you send a reply through Tsenta.
  • With the trusted providers Tsenta relies on to run the service, each limited to what’s needed for its function.
  • For advertising measurement and attribution. Tsenta uses Meta’s conversion tools. Depending on the event, this can send hashed account or profile attributes together with ad-click, browser, IP-address, and user-agent signals so a signup or purchase can be attributed and measured.
See the full Privacy Policy for the current legal terms. Its provider disclosures need to be reconciled with the Meta attribution path before the policy is treated as a complete list.

Email integration

Tsenta gives your account a dedicated inbox address for application messages. Messages sent to that address can be stored in Tsenta, classified by type, linked to the relevant application, and shown in your inbox. High-confidence messages may update the associated tracker status. Connecting your own email is optional:
  • The current user-facing Gmail or Outlook connection can retrieve one-time passcodes needed to finish supported applications.
  • The current Privacy Policy limits connected-email processing to passcode-related messages and says Tsenta does not retain full copies of your email.
  • You can disconnect the provider from your account settings.
See the Privacy Policy for the authoritative details about access, storage, providers, retention, and deletion.

AI features

When you use Tsenta’s AI features, your input (like your resume and a job description) is processed to generate tailored output. A couple of things to know:
  • You’re responsible for reviewing AI-generated content before it’s submitted to an employer.
  • If you connect Tsenta to a third-party AI assistant (for example, Claude), that assistant’s provider receives what you send it and the information Tsenta returns, governed by that provider’s own privacy terms. Connecting an assistant is optional, and you can disconnect it at any time.

Your rights and controls

Access & edit

View and update your account and profile information from your settings.

Delete your account

Delete your account from account settings in the mobile app. If that control is unavailable or you cannot access your account, contact our team for help. The Privacy Policy explains what is deleted and any information that must be retained.

Control email access

Revoke email access whenever you want, from your account settings.

Opt out of emails

Unsubscribe from non-essential communications.
Depending on where you live (for example, the EU/EEA under GDPR, or California under CCPA/CPRA), you may have additional rights such as data access, correction, portability, and deletion. The Privacy Policy explains these and how to exercise them.

Questions or concerns

Read the full policy

The complete, authoritative Privacy Policy.

Report a security issue

Found a vulnerability? Report it through Tsenta’s bug-bounty program.