Terms & Conditions
Read the terms that apply when using Recipe Room.
Privacy Policy
Read how Recipe Room handles personal information.
Safety Standards
Read Recipe Room’s safety standards, including the zero-tolerance child safety policy.
Accepting the Current Documents
New accounts must accept the current Terms and acknowledge the current Privacy Policy before entering Recipe Room. The acceptance screen links directly to both documents so you can review them first. Recipe Room records the document versions accepted by the account. When either document is updated, returning members may be asked to review and accept the new versions after logging in or opening the app. This is a gate, not an account change. Until the current versions are accepted, the rest of the app remains unavailable. Your account and content are not removed. You can accept and continue, or sign out. If the documents change while the acceptance screen is open, Recipe Room asks you to review the newly published versions before continuing.Safety and Child Safety
Recipe Room’s Safety Standards explain what is prohibited, how to report a concern, how Recipe Room responds, and how to reach the right contact route. The page includes general safety issues such as harassment, threats, scams, privacy violations, self-harm concerns, and harmful links. Child safety remains a core part of those standards. Recipe Room has a zero-tolerance approach to child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). You can report suspected CSAE or CSAM directly in the app from any post, recipe, collection, or profile. Child safety reports are treated as the highest priority. You can also email the child safety point of contact at safety@reciperoom.io, and you do not need an account to do so.If you believe a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency service first.
Related Community Policies
- Read the Community Guidelines for Recipe Room’s content and conduct standards.
- Read Reporting and Appeals for personal controls, reporting, enforcement, and eligible permanent-ban appeals.

