Privacy

What the app stores

• Your account: name, email address and a hashed password.
• Your household: its name and the people in it (names, optional emoji, active/inactive) — including profiles for people who never sign in.
• Recipes: what you type, import or upload, with the source link and author where there is one, and the original fetched recipe data for imported recipes. Recipe photos are stored on the server.
• Cooking history: each time you tap "Made it": date, who ate, ratings, actual times, effort, leftovers, outcome, notes, substitutions and equipment used.
• Planning and groceries: weekly plans, meal templates, grocery lists, stores and product preferences.
• Invitations: the email address you invite, a secret link token and its dates.
• Plan records: when a trial or beta period started and ended and why.
• Operational logs: error and import diagnostics kept on the server; they avoid passwords and secret keys.

Who else sees content

Some features send content to outside services to work: photo, PDF and video/audio imports (Premium) send the photo, the PDF text, or the audio/frames to Anthropic (recipe extraction, reading on-screen text, translation) and OpenAI (audio transcription). Invitation and password-reset emails go through the email provider. Importing from a web link fetches that public page. Uploaded video/audio files are deleted after processing.

Your copy of your data

The Household page has an export (Free and Premium) with your recipes, history and household data as a machine-readable file, plus CSV and PDF recipe books. It does not include passwords or security tokens.

Deleting data

You can delete recipes and sessions in the app. There is no self-service account deletion yet: to have an account or household removed, contact us at the address above.

Still to be supplied

[Retention periods, legal bases, regional rights and complaint contacts — to be supplied.]