How the CV Builder handles your details

Last updated: 29 July 2026

The short version: we don't keep anything. Your details exist to write your CV. Then they're gone.

What you give us

Whatever you type into the wizard: your name, contact details, city, work history, education, languages and certifications. If your airline asks for them, also an optional photo and physical details (age, nationality, height, arm reach, weight, visible tattoos). You choose what to fill in.

What happens when you click Generate

  1. Your details travel over an encrypted connection to our CV engine (a Cloudflare Worker).
  2. The engine passes your text to Claude, an AI service that writes the professional wording of your CV.
  3. The finished wording comes back to your browser. You review and edit everything there.
  4. Your CV files (PDF and Word) are created on your own device. They are never uploaded anywhere.

Your photo

The AI never sees or analyses your photo. It only goes into the CV file itself.

Before your photo leaves your device, we remove its hidden metadata (EXIF), including any GPS location your camera may have saved in the file.

What we store

Nothing. There is no account and no database. We set no cookies, and nothing here follows you around the internet. Your details live in your browser tab and disappear when you close it.

Three small technical exceptions, none of which contains anything you typed:

The AI service

The provider does not use what you send to train its AI models. API data is kept only briefly for safety monitoring, then deleted. You can read their commercial terms and privacy policy.

Who is responsible

CabinCrewdemy (Georgiana Copin) runs this tool and decides how it handles your details. Two companies help us run it: Cloudflare, Inc. hosts and protects the service (their privacy policy), and Anthropic, PBC provides the AI writing. Both are US companies certified under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.

Your choices and your rights

The CV Builder is made for adults applying for cabin crew jobs. It is not aimed at children.

Changes to this page

If anything changes in how the tool handles your details, the new version appears here with a new date.