Your content, and ours
Your diary, the foods you write and your photos are yours. You keep every right in them. By using RiceCal you give us the limited licence we need to store that content, process it, and show it back to you, and nothing further.
If you choose to publish a food to the community shelf, you additionally give us and other users a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to display, save and cook from it inside RiceCal, for as long as it is published. Make it private again and that licence ends for new uses. Copies other users have already saved stay in their own diaries, because their diary is theirs.
Do not publish anything you do not have the right to publish. Do not publish anything that is not food you cook: adverts, links, spam, abuse, hate, or text that is not food at all. Published foods are reviewed automatically before they appear, and anything that fails is not shown. Editing a published one sends it back for review.
The app itself, its name, its mascot, its design system, the catalogue we assembled, and everything else we made, remain ours. You may not copy, resell, decompile, scrape or reverse engineer it, except where the law says you may.
Some catalogue data comes from open sources, including Open Food Facts under the Open Database Licence and public food composition tables. Attribution is shown on the dish that uses it, and those licences apply to that data rather than these terms.