The deal, in plain language.

We've tried to keep this short and human. The headers below summarize what's legally binding once you sign up.

1. Who owns what

You own everything you write — recipes, memories, photos. We get a non-exclusive license to host, display, and (for public content) share your work. We do not claim ownership and we don't sell your content to third parties.

2. What you may not do

Don't scrape the public kitchen at scale (use the API politely — under 60 requests per minute per IP). Don't post other people's photos as your own. Don't post anything illegal. Don't use the platform to harass anyone.

3. What we may not do

We won't read your private content for marketing purposes. We won't sell your email. We won't auto-publish anything from your account. We won't change your visibility settings without telling you.

4. Service availability

We aim for 99.5% monthly uptime. We don't guarantee it. Plan for the day the network goes down — that's why the export button exists.

5. Account suspension

We can suspend an account for violating these terms or applicable law, with notice except in cases of imminent harm. You can appeal in writing.

6. Termination

You can delete your account any time from settings. We can terminate yours for the reasons above; we'll give you 30 days to export first unless legally barred.

7. Changes to these terms

Material changes get 30 days' notice via email and a banner in the app. Continued use after that date means you accept the new terms.

8. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction where the company is registered. Disputes go to that jurisdiction's courts unless local consumer law gives you a different option.

Plain-language summary, not legal advice. The full legal text — with all the recitals, definitions, and capitalised terms — is available on request to legal@example.com.

Effective: April 2026 · Version 1.0