Privacy Policy

What to Eat is a personal restaurant app, built by Innolab so your data stays yours — no account, no login, no personal identity collected. Your deck lives on your device and in your own private iCloud.

In short

• No tracking, and no advertising identifier (IDFA).
• Any ads are non-personalized.
• Your restaurant data lives in your own iCloud; we can’t see it.
• No account, no login, and nothing is sold.

What we collect

What to Eat never asks for your name, email, or an account. To work, the app processes the following on your device:

• Deck — the restaurants you save: name, address, photo, tags, hearts, and notes.
• Location — used only when you use “Nearby” or “Explore”, to find restaurants near you.
• Photos — photos you choose to add to a restaurant card.
• Device ID — a random, anonymous install identifier used only to limit ad frequency. It is not your identity, and is never used to track you across apps.

We do not collect your name, email, contacts, the IDFA, or any cross-app tracking data.

Where your data lives

Your deck is stored on your device and backed up through Apple iCloud (private database), secured by your own Apple ID. We (Innolab, the developer) cannot access or read your iCloud content, and we do not run any server that stores your restaurants.

What we don’t do

We don’t sell, rent, or trade your information; we don’t track you across apps or use the advertising identifier (IDFA); and we don’t embed third-party analytics or attribution SDKs. Any ads shown are non-personalized (see below).

Advertising

What to Eat may show ads from Google AdMob. This version serves non-personalized ads only — we do not request tracking permission and do not use the advertising identifier (IDFA). To deliver ads, AdMob may process limited data under Google’s own policies; see how Google uses data.

Sharing

When you choose to share a restaurant card, its contents (name, address, hearts, note) are encoded into a link that you send yourself via WhatsApp, Instagram, and the like. Nothing is transmitted unless you actively share.

Your control

You can delete any restaurant in the app at any time. To remove everything, deleting the app removes the on-device data; to remove the iCloud backup, manage it in Settings → Apple ID → iCloud.

Children

What to Eat is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal information from children.

Changes

If this policy changes in a way that matters, we will update this page and its effective date above.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Email [email protected].