What to eat today?Terms of Use
The Polish version of these terms is the binding one; this is a translation.
1. Who provides the service
The service is provided by Damian Olech, running a business as DAMIAN OLECH SOFTWARE, ul. Św. Maksymiliana 11C/26, 44-207 Rybnik, Poland, tax ID (NIP) 6423238485, REGON 522357790, email: support@whateattoday.online.
These terms set out the rules for using the “What to eat today?” mobile app (the App). By using the App you accept these terms and the Privacy Policy.
2. What the App does
The App suggests what to cook from the food you have at home. You can add products by hand, from a photo of your fridge or receipt and by voice; the App creates recipes with artificial intelligence, keeps a shopping list and offers a recipe catalog (“Discover”) with likes and comments.
You need an iOS or Android phone, an internet connection and an account created with Sign in with Google or Apple. The App is intended for people aged 16 or over.
3. Account
- The account is free; you create it by signing in with Google or Apple.
- One person should have one account. Creating multiple accounts to get around limits is not allowed.
- You can delete your account at any time in Profile or by email — see deleting your account. Deleting your account doesn’t cancel a store subscription.
4. Free plan and Premium
The free plan includes one AI-created recipe, one fridge or receipt scan, adding products by voice and by hand, the shopping list and previews of recipes in “Discover”.
Premium is a paid subscription (monthly or yearly) that gives you:
- up to 50 AI-created recipes per calendar month (no more than 10 a day and 5 within 10 minutes),
- up to 20 fridge or receipt scans a day,
- full recipes in “Discover” and commenting.
Adding products by voice is available to everyone, up to 30 recordings a day. The limits prevent abuse and cover the cost of AI services; you can see your current usage in Profile. Failed attempts, e.g. when the AI doesn’t respond, don’t count toward the limits.
We may change the plans and limits. We’ll give advance notice of changes to your disadvantage; they don’t apply to a subscription period you have already paid for.
5. Payments and subscription
- You buy the subscription through the App Store (Apple) or Google Play. The store charges and settles the payment under its own terms. You see prices in the App before buying.
- The subscription renews automatically for the next period at the same price until you cancel. Cancel in your store settings at least 24 hours before the current period ends; Premium stays active until the end of the paid period.
- Refunds are handled by the store you bought from (Apple or Google) under its rules.
- By starting to use Premium right after purchase, you agree to the service beginning before the withdrawal period ends. This doesn’t limit your consumer rights, including those under the laws on digital content and services, beyond what the law allows.
6. AI-created recipes — important
Recipes, nutrition values and dish photos are created by artificial intelligence and may contain mistakes. Check the ingredients before cooking — especially if you have a food allergy or intolerance. The App leaves out the ingredients you mark as ones you don’t eat but doesn’t guarantee a recipe is free of them (e.g. in ready-made products, spices, sauces).
- Recipes aren’t medical or dietary advice. Calories and protein are estimates.
- Follow food safety rules: cook meat, fish and eggs thoroughly and check use-by dates.
- Dish photos are illustrative and may differ from the result.
- Recognizing products in photos and recordings may be inaccurate — check the list before adding it.
7. Comments and community rules
We have zero tolerance for objectionable content. Comments must not contain content that is:
- abusive, hateful, discriminatory, threatening or harassing,
- sexual, graphic or dangerous to health,
- advertising, spam or links to unrelated sites,
- illegal or infringing copyright or other people’s personal data.
You can report any comment and block its author. A comment that receives several reports is hidden automatically. We review reports and may remove content and block or delete the account of anyone who breaks the rules. You can also report violations to support@whateattoday.online.
By posting a comment, you grant us a free, non-exclusive license to display it to other users in the App for as long as it is published.
8. Intellectual property
The App, its design, name and logo are protected by law. You may freely use recipes for your own cooking. Mass copying of content, automated data collection (scraping), circumventing security measures and limits, and interfering with the App are not allowed.
9. Liability
We do our best to keep the App running without interruption, but technical breaks or outages of external services (e.g. AI) may happen. We aren’t liable for the consequences of using recipes contrary to section 6, in particular without checking ingredients for allergens. These limitations don’t apply to liability towards consumers that cannot be excluded or limited by law.
10. Complaints
Send complaints about how the App works to support@whateattoday.online, describing the problem and giving your account’s email address. We reply within 14 days. Send payment complaints and refund requests to the store (Apple or Google) where you bought the subscription.
11. Changes and final provisions
- We may change these terms for important reasons, e.g. changes in law or App features. We’ll notify you in the App at least 14 days before changes take effect. If you don’t agree, you can delete your account and cancel your subscription.
- These terms are governed by Polish law. This doesn’t deprive consumers of the protection given by mandatory laws of their country of habitual residence.
- Disputes with consumers are resolved by the court having jurisdiction under general rules.