Privacy policy.

Last updated July 13, 2026.

Solari is a meal-planning project operated by Jeremy Powers. This policy explains how Solari handles information from this website and the closed iPhone beta. Questions can always go to jeremy@solari.family.

The short version. Solari collects the information needed to run the beta, plan meals, answer creator inquiries, and send requested updates. Solari does not sell personal information or use it for advertising. You can ask to see or delete information connected to you.

Information from this website.

The information collected depends on the form you choose to send:

Beta request. Your name, email address, and any household context you choose to write in the optional free-text field. Jeremy uses this information to consider beta access and contact you about the Solari beta.
Creator inquiry. Your name, email address, website, and any description you provide about your work.
Messages. Anything you send by email, through TestFlight feedback, or in a scheduled conversation.

The beta form also records any source, medium, and campaign values carried in the link you used. The creator form may record the same campaign information plus a content value. Form submissions are processed by Formspree and delivered to Solari. The site is hosted by Vercel, which may process basic connection and request information needed to deliver and protect the site. Solari does not add advertising pixels or behavioral advertising cookies to this site.

Information from the beta app.

Account information. When you use Sign in with Apple, Solari receives an account identifier and any name or email address you choose to share. Apple may provide a private relay address instead of your personal email.
Family setup. The household members you add, including names, ages, allergies, dietary identity, preferences, and the weekly rhythm you describe.
Your cooking data. Recipes and recipe material you choose to save or import, weekly plans, shopping lists, private notes, ratings, and cooking history.
Product activity. Limited events needed to operate and understand the beta, such as drafting a week, saving a recipe, completing a shopping list, or recording a cook.
Feedback and diagnostics. What you send through TestFlight or email, including screenshots you choose to attach, plus limited technical information used to investigate a problem.

How Solari uses information.

To draft and save a week, build shopping lists, support cooking, and remember family preferences.
To keep a family’s account and shared information available to its adult members.
To check recipes against the allergies and dietary needs an adult has entered.
To consider and support beta families and answer creator inquiries.
To troubleshoot, protect the service, and understand what needs improvement before launch.

AI-assisted features.

Some features send relevant recipe content, family preferences, and planning context through Vercel AI Gateway to model providers including OpenAI and Anthropic. Solari uses the response to provide the feature you requested. Account credentials are not included in those prompts. Solari does not use family information to train a Solari model. Model providers process requests under their applicable business and API data terms.

Who processes information.

Solari does not sell personal information and does not share it for advertising. The services currently used to run Solari include:

Formspree for website forms.
Vercel for website hosting, app services, and the AI gateway.
Supabase for app authentication, database, and storage.
Apple for Sign in with Apple and TestFlight distribution.
OpenAI and Anthropic for the AI-assisted features described above.

Information may also be disclosed when required by law or when reasonably necessary to protect people, the service, or legal rights.

Children’s information.

Solari is for adults who plan meals. Children do not have Solari accounts, and the website does not ask for children’s names or ages in a dedicated field. An adult may choose to mention household details in the optional free-text field or add a child’s name, age, allergies, or food preferences to a family profile in the app. Solari does not knowingly allow a child under 13 to create an account or submit information directly. If you believe a child has done so, email Jeremy so the information can be removed.

Keeping and deleting information.

Website submissions are kept while they are needed to manage the beta, respond to an inquiry, or meet legal and security needs. You can ask to remove a beta request, creator inquiry, or message by emailing jeremy@solari.family.

Beta app information is kept while the account is active. In the app, open You and choose Delete account. If you are the only adult in a family, this deletes the account and family data. If other adults share the family, you can remove your account while leaving the shared plan, cookbook, and shopping information with them, or choose to delete the family. Routine backups may remain for a limited period before they age out.

Your choices.

You may ask to access, correct, or delete personal information connected to you. You may also ask Solari to stop sending nonessential email. Depending on where you live, local law may provide additional rights. Email jeremy@solari.family with the address you used, and include enough context to identify the relevant account or form.

Security.

Solari uses access controls and encrypted connections intended to keep each family’s information private to that family. No online service can promise perfect security. Please do not send passwords, payment card numbers, or other information Solari has not asked for.

Changes to this policy.

If this policy changes, the date above will be updated. Meaningful changes affecting beta families will also be communicated through an appropriate contact channel.

Contact.

For a privacy question or request, email jeremy@solari.family.