Who would supply the service
The proposed supplier is Nathan James Bajada, Australian sole trader, ABN 70 884 207 118. Recipes Kept Close is the proposed business name. For support, contact nathgord@hotmail.com.
Accounts and family sharing
Keep your sign-in details private and choose who you share your recipe library with. The main account chooses whether family members can view, edit or add recipes. You are responsible for checking the access you grant.
Your recipes and photos
You keep any rights you have in your content. Upload material you have the right to store and share. The app stores, processes, backs up and displays your content to provide the features you use. An invite gives a family member access in the app. Permission to publish or redistribute belongs to the rights holder.
Optional AI transcription
If you choose to scan, the app sends the selected recipe photos to OpenAI to produce a draft. Verify quantities, units, cooking instructions, temperatures and warnings against the original before saving or cooking. You can save a photo or type the recipe without using AI.
Prices, renewal and changes
Once paid plans are available, you will see the total price, billing period, renewal terms, included limits and cancellation instructions before you agree. The proposed plans renew monthly until cancelled. Any plan or price change will be shown with its timing and your choices before it applies, in line with the relevant law and billing provider’s rules.
Cookbook editions
The planned price for a finished digital cookbook is A$18.99, paid once per edition. You can re-download the same edition for free. If generation fails, contact Support for help completing your order. You arrange printing separately.
Cancellation, export and deletion
Use Manage a subscription to find instructions for your billing provider. Cancelling a paid plan and deleting your account are separate actions. We plan to preserve exports of owned recipes when a paid plan ends. Final terms will explain any retention period and limitations before checkout is offered.
Australian Consumer Law
Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded. If a service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, you may be entitled to a remedy under Australian Consumer Law. See Support for help and the ACCC’s consumer guidance.