Ideagen · RecipeGen

Privacy

Effective: April 2026

This describes what RecipeGen collects, why, and what your rights are. By using the app you agree to it.

§ 01 — Data we store about you
§ 02 — Third-party processors
§ 03 — Public content

When you mark a recipe Public, its title, description, ingredients, instructions, and any photo you provided become visible to all users in Discover. Your display name is shown as the author. Don’t publish anything you don’t want public.

§ 04 — What we don't do

We don’t sell your data. We don’t use your private recipes or meal plans for training or analytics. We don’t embed third-party advertising or trackers in the app.

§ 05 — Deleting your data

Settings → Delete account permanently removes your account and everything stored under it (recipes, plans, pantry, grocery lists, cook history, blocks, AI usage rows, and reports you filed). Reports filed against your account by others are anonymized but retained for moderation history.

Custom ingredients you authored are kept after deletion (anonymized, not associated with you) so that other users’ saved copies of your public recipes don’t break.

§ 06 — Reporting and blocking

On any public recipe, the “⋯” menu lets you report the recipe or its author and/or block the author. Blocking hides their recipes from your Discover feed; you can unblock from Settings.

§ 07 — Contact

Privacy questions, data deletion requests, or moderation concerns: james@ideagen.tech.

§ 08 — Changes

We may update this policy. Material changes will be surfaced in the app before they take effect.

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