Terms
The terms of using Antevo.
As of 5 October 2026.
What Antevo is
Antevo reads the market for one person: posted roles, early signals at companies, recruiters, and what the market pays for their kind of work. It writes a brief each morning and keeps a record of every move.
Antevo is for people working in the United States, and it is for your own search. One account is one person.
Nothing is sent for you
Antevo never sends a message, an application or a form on your behalf. Drafts are written for you to copy and send from your own email. Every step is yours to take.
Antevo gives information and drafts, and you decide what to do with them. It is not career, legal, financial or tax advice, and no outcome is promised.
Your account
You keep your password to yourself and tell us if you think someone else has used your account. You give us a working email address, because the brief and account notices go there.
You may close your account at any time from Account. Closing it deletes your data as described in the privacy notice.
What you give us
Your resume, your answers in setup, the files you choose to add and the notes you write stay yours. You give Antevo permission to read them to do the work described here, and for nothing else.
You add only material you have the right to share. Your LinkedIn export is yours to download under LinkedIn’s own terms; Antevo reads the files you give it and never signs in to any account of yours.
What we read
Antevo reads public pages: job boards, company sites, filings, news and published pay studies. Every claim it shows you names its source and the day it was read, so you can check it.
A source can be wrong or out of date. Antevo says when it could not confirm something, and you can tell it when something is wrong.
Changes to these terms
When these terms change, the date at the top changes and members are told by email before the change applies. Using Antevo after that date means you accept the new terms.
Questions about these terms go to hello@getantevo.app.