Privacy
Frontier is a job board and a morning briefing. You can read all of it without an account. This page lists everything it stores — there is not much, and none of it is sold, shared or handed to an advertising network.
Frontier sets no cookies
Not one — there is no cookie banner obligation being dodged here, the site genuinely does not use them. What it does use is your browser’s local storage, which the law treats the same way, so it is listed in full below. Everything in the first table is required for the site to work at all; the second table is the part you control.
Kept on your device — necessary
| Key | What it holds | Why |
|---|---|---|
| frontier_session | Your sign-in tokens, if you have an account. | Without it you would sign in again on every page. Cleared when you sign out. |
| frontier:board-cache:v1 | The headlines and postings you last saw. | So the board is on screen instantly instead of blank while it loads. Never your application tracker. |
| frontier:apply-meter:v1 | Which postings you have opened, by id. | Signed-out readers get seven before we ask you to sign in. It counts postings, not clicks. |
| wire:* | Interface preferences — sidebar width, saved items, last visit. | So the app looks the way you left it. |
| frontier:consent | Your answer to the cookies card. | So we stop asking. |
Optional — only if you accept
Anonymous usage counts, so we can see which parts of the board people actually use. It is Vercel Web Analytics, served from this domain — it sets no cookie, records no identifier that follows you to another site, and never sees your email or your saved jobs. If you chose Opt out, the script is not loaded at all: there is nothing to disable, because nothing was started.
Kept on the server
- An account, if you make one — your email address and the plan you are on. Sign-in is handled by Supabase.
- Your saved jobs and applications,if you use them. They are yours: database rules scope every row to your account, and nobody else’s query can return them.
- A newsletter address, if you subscribe — and only after you confirm it by clicking a link we email you. Every issue carries a one-click unsubscribe that needs no account and no password.
The job postings themselves
Frontier collects public postings from company job boards and open marketplaces. It is not the employer and it takes no applications — every posting links out to the company’s own page. Postings are deleted after seven days.
Questions, or want your data removed? Email madhavvisani10@gmail.com.