Last updated October 10, 2026
Terms of Service
winq is free and provided as is, with no guarantees. After your first search, you pay your AI provider directly for what you use. Job postings and match scores can be wrong, so check every job yourself before you act on it.
What winq is
winq reads public job postings, filters them against what you tell it you want, and uses an AI model to score how well each one fits you. It is free, and it is provided as it is, with no warranty of any kind.
What is free, and your AI key
Your first résumé analysis and your first search run on winq's account at no charge. After that, winq scores jobs, and writes anything you ask it to, with your own AI provider key. Your provider bills you for that use under its own terms, and you are responsible for those charges. winq caps what each day's job searches can spend, but not its other AI work, such as reading your résumé or writing tailored résumés and cover letters, and it cannot control your provider's prices.
The jobs we show
Postings come from public job boards and may be out of date, incomplete or wrong. Scores and explanations are an AI's judgement, not advice, and can be mistaken. Check every posting with the employer before you rely on it. We are not part of any hiring process.
Using it fairly
Use one account per person, keep your password to yourself, and don't try to break, overload or scrape the service. We may limit, suspend or close an account that does.
Changes and ending
winq may change, pause or stop at any time. If these terms change, this page and the date at the top of it change with them. You can delete your account whenever you want from your profile page; what happens to your data is on the privacy page.
Liability
As far as the law allows, winq is not liable for any loss that comes from using it, including missed opportunities and your AI provider's charges.
Questions
Email [email protected].