Privacy

Your recipe never leaves your browser

The repair tool matches your pasted recipe against Database v0.1 entirely client-side. No recipe text is ever sent to a server, logged, or stored remotely.

Database v0.0.1 (draft) — updated 2026-07-21

In the repair

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Two plain baked bread loaves on a calm neutral background, styled with wheat stalks

What happens when you paste a recipe

Your browser downloads the Database v0.1 JSON file once (a static file, same for every visitor) and then matches your pasted text against it locally, using JavaScript running in your own browser tab. The recipe text you type is never transmitted anywhere — there is no server-side processing of your recipe.

What is stored, and where

A small amount of anonymous, aggregate usage data is recorded in your browser's own localStorage — for example, that a repair was completed, or that an ingredient wasn't matched — so we can see which ingredients to add next. This data stays in your browser; it is not transmitted to a server as part of this build. You can inspect exactly what's stored yourself by opening your browser's developer console and running window.rm.dump() on any page. A price variant (€15 or €19, for a future paid report we haven't built yet) is also assigned and stored the same way, so the price you see stays consistent across visits.

Cookies

This site does not use cookies or third-party tracking scripts. No consent banner is shown because none is needed under this approach.

Clearing your data

Clearing your browser's site data for recipemend.com (or clearing localStorage specifically) removes everything described on this page, including your assigned price variant and any logged events.

This page describes the current build's technical behavior, not a legal privacy policy. Educational, not medical or legal advice.