Add One Thing

Privacy Policy

Effective 3 September 2026 · SatoriSoft

Add One Thing tells you one thing to add to a meal so it fills you up. It has no accounts, no login, and no tracking. This page says exactly what leaves your device and what never does.

What we collect

DataWhyWhere it goes
The meal you typeTo work out what to addOur server, only when your device cannot answer locally. Never stored with anything that identifies you.
Eating context (at home, at work, out, no kitchen)To pick suggestions that fitSent with the meal
Dietary flags you set (allergens, preferences)To exclude unsafe or unwanted suggestionsSent with the meal. Never stored beside an identifier.
Language settingTo answer in your languageSent with the meal
A random install IDRate limiting and your daily free-check countOur server and RevenueCat. Not linked to you as a person. Reset when you reinstall.
Notification activityTo send mealtime reminders and stop sending them when you drift awayOneSignal, our push provider. Counts of sessions and notification taps, not what you typed.

What we never collect

Purchases

Subscriptions are processed by Apple or Google and managed through RevenueCat using an anonymous ID. We never see your payment details. You can restore purchases on a new device from Settings.

Deleting your data

Uninstalling removes everything held on the phone. To have the anonymous records held by our push and payments providers removed as well, email support@dmvaceapp.com and we will delete them. There is no account to close, so nothing else is held.

Stored on your device only

Your kitchen items, dislikes, saved combinations, and recent meals stay on your phone. They are not uploaded and do not survive uninstalling the app.

Children

The app is rated for everyone and contains no content for infants or children under two. We do not knowingly collect data from children.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the new version appears here with a new effective date. Questions: support@dmvaceapp.com.


Add One Thing offers food ideas, not medical or dietetic advice.