Reactive Resume is a privacy-focused resume builder because it is open source, can be self-hosted, supports private-by-default resume editing, and makes sharing and optional AI features explicit choices.Documentation Index
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Privacy controls in the resume workflow
Resumes are edited inside your account. When you want someone else to view a resume, you can enable a public URL and send that link to human recipients. Public resume URLs are not search-indexed by default. Public access can be turned off again, and public resumes can optionally require a password. For the sharing workflow, see Sharing your resume publicly. For account-level security, see Setting up two-factor authentication and Setting up passkeys.When to use this path
Use this path when you want to understand the privacy tradeoffs before choosing hosted use, self-hosting, public sharing, API automation, or optional AI features. It is especially useful if your resume contains sensitive job-search information or if you plan to share links selectively.When not to use this path
Do not treat public sharing as private access control by itself. Use password protection or keep the resume private if the link should only be opened by specific people. Do not enable AI features unless you are comfortable sending relevant prompts and resume content to the provider you configure.Open source and self-hosting
The source code is available on GitHub, so you can inspect how the application works. If you need direct control over infrastructure, storage, auth providers, and deployment policy, you can self-host Reactive Resume. Start with:Optional AI features
AI features are optional. Reactive Resume does not need AI to create, edit, export, or share a resume. When you choose to use AI-assisted features, you configure a provider and key for the provider you want to use. For setup details, see Using Artificial Intelligence, Using AI in the builder, and Using the AI Agent Workspace.Review the privacy policy for the instance you use. If you self-host, you are responsible for the deployment’s data
handling, storage, email, and third-party provider configuration.