Privacy, in plain language

Short version: what you log stays on your device. We don’t have accounts, we don’t sell data, and we don’t use advertising trackers.

What you log

Your meals, water, goals, medicine, shots and pills (dose, injection spot and time), weight and how you feel are saved only in your browser on your device.
We can’t see it. If you clear your browser data or use “Erase everything” in Settings, it’s gone.
You can download a copy any time from Settings → Download my data.
The report for your doctor (and its spreadsheet) is made on your device. It goes only where you choose to print, save or send it.

When you tap the microphone, your browser turns your speech into text. On iPhone and Mac this is done by Apple; in Chrome it is done by Google. Their privacy policies apply to that step.
In browsers without built-in speech recognition, a short recording may be sent to our server to be turned into text by an AI service, then deleted. We don’t keep recordings.

When the AI helper is on, the words you say or type about a meal (not your history, name or health details) are sent to our server and an AI service to be matched to foods. They aren’t stored.
If you mention a shot or pill (“took my 5 mg Zepbound in my left thigh”), EAT.FM reads that part on your device and sends only the food part to the AI helper.

If you join the iPhone app waitlist, we keep your email address only to tell you when the app is ready.

EAT.FM is not a medical device and doesn’t give medical advice. Talk to your doctor or dietitian about your medicine, side effects and diet.