Privacy Policy

Let'sEat stores account information such as your email and sign-in identity through Lovable Cloud. Saved favorites include recipes, store names, and ZIP codes. Agent settings and agent orders are stored with your account. Your browser also remembers your ZIP code, shopping list, checked items, and selected agent locally. These website disclosures also apply when you access Let'sEat on a phone; a native iOS app has not yet been released.

Your ZIP code is used to find nearby stores and grocery flyer offers through store-search and Flipp services. Recipe requests include the store, ZIP code, dietary preferences, and relevant deals and are processed by an AI service. Generated recipes may be cached with those request details. Sign-in providers process login information when you choose them. Hosting and error-reporting services may process technical diagnostics to operate and troubleshoot the service. Avoid putting sensitive personal information into recipe or agent instructions.

When you open a retailer from a recipe's shopping screen, Let'sEat records an event containing the recipe ID and name, store name, ZIP code, and requested and matched item counts. These events help understand whether the shopping handoff works. This is separate from the browser extension's local storage. Let'sEat does not collect your retailer password or payment card in this shopping flow; checkout takes place with the retailer or agent you choose.

Opening the agent panel while signed in creates a saved order containing the recipe, retailer, ZIP code, ingredients, quantities, estimated prices, and fulfillment and spending preferences. If you have configured a webhook, this order may be sent to it when the order is created. Preparing an order copies instructions to your clipboard. An order link contains an unguessable token: anyone with that link can read the order and update its status. Share it only with a trusted agent. External agents and retailers handle the information you send under their own privacy policies; launching an agent does not guarantee that it can place an order.

The extension stores the current recipe name, store, items, quantities, and checked status in chrome.storage.local on your device. The website and extension exchange list updates locally through page messaging and Chrome runtime messaging; this handoff does not send the list to a server. The extension requests storage permission and runs content scripts on Let'sEat and supported grocery sites to display the list and support product searches. This extension-only behavior is separate from the website's cloud features and shopping events.

While signed in, open the account menu and choose Delete account. Confirm by typing DELETE. This permanently removes your account, favorites, agent settings, saved agent orders, and shopping events linked to your account. Existing order links stop working. Let'sEat clears its local preferences and shopping list on the current browser and sends an empty list to a connected extension. Copies stored on other devices, anonymous activity events, shared recipe caches, service-provider logs or backups, and information already shared with an external agent or retailer are not removed by this action. Account deletion does not cancel grocery purchases. You can also clear browser or extension storage on each device.