Draft — needs review. These terms are a working draft written to describe how JobChime works. They haven’t been reviewed by a lawyer and aren’t the final terms. Don’t rely on them as legal text.
1. What JobChime is
JobChime is an iPhone app and this website. They help you find job vacancies published on employers’ own careers sites, follow employers, and keep track of your applications.
2. Job listings
- Listings come from employers’ own careers sites and are shown as those sites describe them. JobChime doesn’t write, check or guarantee them.
- A role can close or change on the employer’s site at any time. JobChime marks roles closed when they disappear, but there can be a delay.
- You apply with the employer, on their site. JobChime isn’t part of any application, recruitment decision or employment relationship.
3. Information about employers
- “How employers treat applicants” is built from anonymous outcomes shared by JobChime users. It describes past applications, isn’t a statement of fact about any employer, and is shown only once at least 10 applications are behind a figure.
- Company insights (JobChime Pro) link to their sources. They may be incomplete, and unknowns are stated as unknown.
4. Your data
Your followed companies, saved roles and Tracker are stored in your private iCloud. How JobChime handles data is described on the Privacy page.
5. Using JobChime fairly
Don’t use JobChime or this website to scrape listings in bulk, to overload the service, to interfere with other people’s use of it, or to break the law.
6. JobChime Pro
Pro is an optional subscription bought in the app through the App Store. Apple’s terms cover payment, renewal and cancellation. You can manage or cancel it in your App Store subscriptions.
7. Changes and availability
JobChime may change, pause or stop features, and may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version.
8. Liability
JobChime is provided as it is. To the extent the law allows, JobChime isn’t responsible for listings, employers’ decisions or losses arising from using it. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under consumer law.
9. Contact
Questions about these terms: see Support.