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Crumb · Terms of Use

Crumb Terms of Use

Last updated — draft, 4 September 2026

Effective [launch date] · Between you and Kitty Parke (ABN 16 541 656 304) ("Crumb", "we").

The short version: Crumb is a subscription for your household. Your recipes are yours. Use it for your own cooking, be decent to the people you share it with, and remember that Crumb helps you organise food — it can't guarantee what's safe for you to eat.

1 · Accepting these terms

By creating an account or using Crumb you agree to these terms and our Privacy Policy. You must be at least 13. If you're setting up a household, you agree on behalf of the people you invite to the extent you're adding information about them.

2 · Households and members

3 · Plans, trial and payment

PlanWhat you get
FreeThe full app for one member, with access to your 30 most recently added or cooked recipes. Nothing is ever deleted.
HouseholdUp to 8 members, unlimited recipes and imports. A$59.99/year or A$7.99/month, billed through Apple. Local pricing is shown in the App Store.
Free trial14 days of the Household plan, everything unlocked. Cancel any time before it ends and you won't be charged; you'll drop to the Free plan.
Early-subscriber priceA discounted yearly price offered for a limited launch window. It renews at that price while you stay continuously subscribed; if you cancel and later resubscribe, the standard price applies. (confirm window & %)

4 · Your content

5 · Food safety and dietary information — please read

Crumb is an organiser, not a dietitian. Diet tags, allergen indications, "vegan versions", ingredient swaps, scaled quantities, unit conversions and pantry amounts are entered or generated in your household and may be wrong. Always check ingredients and labels yourself, especially for allergies and medical diets.

Leftovers and made-ahead food. Crumb records when food was cooked and stored so you can use things in order. It does not tell you whether food is still safe to eat — that's your judgement.

Timers. Cook-mode timers depend on your device and notification settings and may not fire (for example if notifications are off, the device is silenced, or the battery dies). Don't rely on them for anything where a missed alert could cause harm.

6 · Acceptable use

Don't use Crumb to store unlawful content, to harass people you share a household with, to add people's information you have no reasonable basis to hold, to reverse-engineer or scrape the service, or to circumvent plan limits. We may suspend accounts that do.

7 · Availability and changes

Crumb works offline and syncs when connected. We aim for reliable service but can't promise it will always be available or error-free. We may add, change or retire features; if we retire something that matters to how you use Crumb, we'll give reasonable notice in the app.

8 · Ending things

You can delete your account in Settings at any time (14-day grace period). We may close accounts that breach these terms. On closure, sections 4, 5, 9 and 10 continue to apply.

9 · Liability

Nothing in these terms excludes rights you have under the Australian Consumer Law or other laws that can't be excluded. Otherwise, to the extent permitted by law, we're not liable for indirect or consequential loss, or for loss arising from reliance on dietary, allergen, scaling, timer or food-storage information in the app, and our total liability is limited to the amount you paid for Crumb in the 12 months before the claim.

10 · General

These terms are governed by the laws of [State], Australia. If we update them materially we'll notify you in the app before the change takes effect. If any part is unenforceable the rest still applies. Questions: hello@crumb-app.com.