Honest answers, short and human.

Your call, per book. Public means anyone with the unguessable link can read it; private means only you. You can flip the switch in the book settings anytime, and flipping to private takes effect immediately.

Anytime. Print to PDF from the browser, export the club PDF, or write to [email protected] and we will send you everything we hold: books, recipes, and photos. Deleting your account deletes the data with it.

Only people you share the book link with, and only if the book is public. Photos live in private object storage and are served through the app; there is no public gallery, no feed, no discovery page.

Yes. Browser print is free for everyone: the editorial view is built to come out of a printer looking like a real book, one recipe per page. Forever Club adds server-side PDF export, the same pages without the browser dialog.

Nothing dramatic. You keep full access until the end of the paid period, then you glide back to the free plan. Your books stay readable and editable forever; only the club extras (unlimited recipes, bigger AI allowance, PDF export) pause.

Subscriptions renew automatically and you can cancel anytime from the customer portal; you keep the club until the period ends. Refunds are handled case by case at [email protected], and if you are in the EU you have the usual 14-day withdrawal right. Details on the refunds page.

No catch, just a sized plate: unlimited books, 10 recipes across them, 3 AI drafts a day. Many families never need more. If yours does, the club is priced like a baguette a week.

No. When you ask for an AI draft, what you submit is processed by OpenRouter to produce that one answer, under their policy (no training on your data). Nothing is sold, nothing is shared, and the app works completely fine if you never touch the AI features.