EATit: Menu Scanner & Diet · Last updated: July 7, 2026
This policy explains what EATit collects, why, who processes it, and how to delete it. Short version: we collect what the features need, we never sell your data, and we do not track you across other apps or websites.
Menu photos you scan (processed to extract the menu; the photo itself is used transiently for text recognition), dish photos you choose to upload (User Content), your email address and name from sign-in (Contact Info), approximate location when you use Nearby (Coarse Location — never precise), purchase history for your subscription (Purchases), a user ID, your diet and allergen preferences (used only to filter menus, never for hard safety claims), and crash and usage diagnostics.
EATit's backend runs on Supabase (our data processor; data at rest). AI and photo features use: Google (Gemini AI) — menu text and chat questions for AI processing; Google Cloud Vision — menu images for text recognition when on-device reading falls short; Pexels and Wikimedia — dish-name search strings (no personal data) for stock dish photos; Microsoft Azure OpenAI and OpenAI — dish names for search embeddings and AI image generation; Apple and our subscription infrastructure (RevenueCat, Superwall) — purchase state; Sentry and Datadog — crash and performance diagnostics, scrubbed of personal identifiers.
None of these receive your data for advertising. We do not use ad networks, ad identifiers (IDFA), or cross-app tracking.
Your photos are not used to train AI models unless you explicitly opt in. The opt-in is off by default.
Delete your account from Account → Delete Account inside the app. Deletion immediately deactivates the account, revokes subscription entitlements, and permanently erases your personal data, uploads, and sign-in record within 7 days. Shared menu content you scanned stays available to the community but is unlinked from you.
For privacy questions or data requests, use the support contact listed on EATit's App Store page.