Four things that actually help
ClearHire is one person and is not hiring, so this page asks you for nothing. What it lists instead is four things a reader can do today — and one thing this page used to collect and no longer does.
What actually helps.
None of these needs an account, and none of them asks you for anything we would keep.
Tell us where a page is wrong
Every claim on this site is written to survive being checked. A contradiction between a page and the product is a defect, not marketing licence — and the fastest way to find one is somebody reading carefully.
Report a bug
What you did and what happened instead is worth more than anything else you could write. There is no ticket number, and a person reads it.
Ask your former employer to confirm a role
The product only works if companies answer. Every confirmed record makes the next request easier to explain to the next company — which is the only network effect this product has.
Support the work
ClearHire is free for the parts most people need. If it has been useful, the payment page is the developer’s own and takes nothing from you by default.
What this page deliberately does not ask for.
The previous version of this page was a sign-in-gated form that collected a name, an email address and an area of interest, and wrote them to a table. ClearHire is one person and is not hiring; there was no pipeline for those submissions to enter.
Collecting personal data for something that is not happening is the thing the about page calls out by name, so this version asks for nothing. If that changes — a role, a partnership, a contributor programme — it will be posted here and announced in the feed, and the form will arrive with the thing it is for.
What is already public.
The parts of ClearHire that can be checked without asking anyone: what a verified record asserts, what is collected and who processes it, what is stored in your browser, and every page that exists. All of them are linked from the footer, and none of them needs an account.