Does the app read package dates or decide whether food is fresh?
No. You confirm the printed date yourself or choose a date you want to monitor. The app performs no OCR and makes no freshness or food-safety determination.
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No. You confirm the printed date yourself or choose a date you want to monitor. The app performs no OCR and makes no freshness or food-safety determination.
Within the current 1.0 release scope, ingredient and package photos, meal photos, dates, meals, and creations stay in the app sandbox. There is no account or cloud sync.
Not in the current release build. Pretty Meal exposes only on-device layouts and visual effects and does not call remote or generative AI. If cloud AI photo processing is enabled later, the privacy policy, processing notice, and consent flow will be updated first.
Profile > App Settings provides a JSON export without photos and an option to clear local content. Uninstalling deletes the app sandbox on that device; system backups are controlled by Apple and your device settings.
Notifications are used only for local ingredient attention dates and meal-inspiration reminders that you enable. The current build does not obtain a remote push token.
No. Meal nutrition and calories are entered by the user or presented as general editorial estimates. They are not medical diagnosis, treatment, or personalized nutrition advice.
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