Terms

Terms of Service

Last updated: September 1, 2026

These operational draft terms describe the current DinnerPilot MVP and require owner and legal review, including the governing-law and dispute provisions.

Accounts and eligibility

You must provide accurate account information, keep your credentials secure, and be legally able to enter these terms. DinnerPilot currently supports password-based accounts; it does not represent that Google or Facebook sign-in is available.

Meal planning and food safety

DinnerPilot provides personalized meal-planning tools, including curated and AI-assisted selection or adaptation where available. Suggestions, imported data, quantities, labels, prices, and timings can be incomplete or wrong. You are responsible for reviewing recipes and ingredients, checking current labels and formulations, preventing cross-contact, and safely handling, cooking, and storing food. DinnerPilot is not medical, dietitian, or allergy advice.

Recipes, imports, and community

Your private recipes and third-party recipe imports remain private to your account. DinnerPilot retains the source URL but does not automatically claim imported recipes, turn them into community content, or add them to the curated library. Public third-party recommendations are attribution-and-link-first; do not copy protected photos or expressive recipe text without rights. To publish a user-created recipe, you must confirm you have the right to share it. You can unpublish or delete your posts, and other users can report content for review.

Acceptable use and intellectual property

Do not misuse the service, interfere with it, try to access another person's account or private content, upload unlawful or infringing material, or use DinnerPilot to violate applicable law. DinnerPilot and its authorized content remain protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. You retain rights in content you create, subject to the limited permission needed to display a community post while it remains public.

Billing, availability, and changes

Subscription terms are described on the Subscription & Cancellation page and at checkout. Third-party services, payment providers, and external recipe sites have their own terms. DinnerPilot may change, suspend, or end features where reasonably necessary, and may suspend accounts for misuse. To the extent permitted by law, DinnerPilot is provided without guarantees and liability is limited to the amount you paid for the service in the twelve months before a claim. Governing law, venue, and dispute wording require owner and legal review before reliance.

These public policies are operational drafts describing the current DinnerPilot product. They are not legal advice. Questions or requests can be sent through Contact & Support.

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