Privacy policy
Your recipes are yours.
Last updated July 27, 2026
What Allison's Kitchen is
A family cookbook app. It exists so households can keep recipes, plan meals, build grocery lists, and share with the people they choose. It is not an advertising business.
What we collect
Your account details (email, name, a display handle), and the content you create: recipes, photos, meal plans, grocery lists, notes, comments, and reactions. If you import a recipe from a link or video, we fetch that page or video to extract the recipe. Sign-in with Google or Apple shares only your name and email with us.
What we do with it
Store it so your household can use it. Recipes you explicitly publish become visible at their public link; everything else is private to your household. We use AI services (Anthropic, Google) to extract and organize recipe content you submit — those providers process the content to provide the feature, nothing more. Error reports (via Sentry) help us fix crashes and may include technical details about your device, never your recipes.
What we never do
No ads. No selling or sharing data with data brokers. No tracking you across other apps or sites. No AI training on your family's content.
Where it lives
Data is stored with Supabase (database and file storage) and served through Vercel, over encrypted connections.
Your controls
Export everything anytime (Settings → Export: full JSON backup or a printable cookbook PDF). Delete recipes anytime (30-day trash, then gone). To delete your whole account, contact us and we'll remove it.
Children
Accounts are for adults; kid profiles inside a household are just names and meal reactions entered by their parents.
Contact
Questions or account requests: ethan.c.stuart@gmail.com