Privacy policy

Last updated 8 November 2026

In short

Your recipes are stored on your phone. Screenshots and text you share to the app are sent to our server to be read with AI, and are not kept there afterwards. If you sign in, a copy of your cookbook is kept in your account so it is not lost and appears on all your devices. The app has no ads. It tells Meta when it has been installed, so that we can measure our own ads, but it does not collect any advertising id.

Who is responsible

Daniel Ungerfält (enskild firma) is the data controller. Contact: kontakt@upptacknu.se.

What leaves your phone

The app asks for your permission before anything is sent to AI for the first time. When you add a recipe, the screenshots, photo, text or link are sent to our server; for a link, the server fetches the page itself. The server passes the content on to Anthropic (Claude) to be read. The same applies when the app sorts a shopping list by store aisle (the item names), suggests the week’s meals or a menu (your choices and the titles of dishes you already have) or looks for a cover picture for a recipe. The server does not keep or log the images or text after reading them. Anthropic processes them on our behalf in the USA under the EU standard contractual clauses and does not use them to train its models.

Protection against abuse

To prevent overload, the server counts how many requests come from each IP address over a short period. The counter is kept in memory only and is not stored.

An id for the app

The app has an id that cannot be linked to you. On Android it is derived from the phone’s own app id, and on iPhone it is kept in the keychain, so it stays the same if the app is reinstalled. The phone’s own id never leaves the phone. The id is used to count the free recipes during the first days (the free allowance) and to link a subscription to the app. If you sign in, the id is linked to your account so the count follows it. The counter only holds the id, the start date and the number.

When you share a recipe with a friend

If you share a recipe or a collection as a link, the recipes are kept on our server for 30 days so that the link works. The picture is included only for recipes you wrote yourself and for suggestions from the app; an imported recipe shows where it came from instead. The page is not indexed by search engines. After that, everything is deleted automatically.

If you sign in

An account is optional. If you sign in with Apple or Google, we receive an account id from them and, if you allow it, your email address. With Apple we also keep a key from Apple that is needed to end the sign-in with Apple when you delete the account. Your cookbook (recipes, pictures, collections, shopping lists and the book’s name and style) is then stored on our server in the EU, linked to the account, so it can sync between your devices and is not lost with your phone. No one else can see it. You can delete the account in the app under Your cookbook; the account and everything in it is then erased from the server at once. The cookbook on your phone stays.

If you publish your own recipe

A recipe you wrote yourself in the app can be published on recimora.app. The recipe, the photo and the first name you give (optional) are then stored on our server, linked to your account, and shown to everyone. Before it is published it is read by AI (Anthropic, see above) to check that it is a real recipe and that the photo shows food. Imported recipes cannot be published. You remove a published recipe in the app, and if you delete your account your published recipes are removed too.

Purchases

Subscriptions are bought through the App Store or Google Play. We never see your payment details. RevenueCat helps us check whether the app’s id has an active subscription.

Measuring our ads

We advertise the app on Facebook and Instagram. To see which ads lead to someone installing the app, the app includes Meta’s SDK. It tells Meta that the app has been installed and opened, together with technical details such as phone model, system version and language. The app does not collect the phone’s advertising id and does not ask for permission to track you across apps. No recipes, pictures or other data from your cookbook are sent to Meta. Meta Platforms Ireland processes the data under Meta’s own privacy policy.

The Android waiting list

If you sign up on recimora.app to hear when the Android app is released, we store your email address and the language you chose. It is used for one single email when the app is released and is then deleted. To be removed before then, write to kontakt@upptacknu.se.

Your rights

Without an account, everything is on your phone and is removed when you delete the app. With an account, you can delete it in the app at any time. To find out what we hold about you, get a copy or have it deleted, write to kontakt@upptacknu.se. You can also complain to your data protection authority.