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Terms of Use

Last updated: February 2026

The basics

Eats is a meal planning app. By using it, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, don't use the app. Pretty straightforward.

What you can do

• Use Eats to plan meals for yourself and your household
• Generate grocery lists
• Complain to your phone when it suggests fish again

What you can't do

• Reverse engineer, decompile, or mess with the app
• Use it for anything illegal
• Pretend you made it
• Resell access to it

Subscriptions

Eats Pro is a subscription that makes meal generation faster by using cloud processing instead of on-device AI.

• Subscriptions auto-renew unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period
• You can cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings
• We don't offer refunds, but Apple might—contact them
• Prices may change, but we'll give you notice first

The app's suggestions

Eats uses AI to suggest meals. The suggestions are just that—suggestions. We're not nutritionists, doctors, or your mom. Use your own judgment about what to eat.

If you have food allergies, double-check ingredients. The app tries to respect your preferences, but it's software, not a mind reader.

Availability

We try to keep Eats running smoothly, but sometimes things break. We don't guarantee 100% uptime, especially for the Pro cloud features.

Changes

We might update these terms occasionally. If we make significant changes, we'll let you know through the app or by updating this page.

Termination

You can stop using Eats anytime by deleting the app. We can terminate access if you violate these terms, but we'd rather not—just be cool.

Liability

Eats is provided "as is." We're not liable for any damages from using the app. This includes but isn't limited to: bad meal suggestions, grocery store trips, family dinner arguments, or grilled cheese disasters.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, USA.

Questions?

Email us: hi@vgood.science