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In the app, tap the ⋯ button on someone's profile or on a recipe of theirs, then Report. Pick a reason and submit. It disappears for you immediately, and once two people have reported it, it is hidden from everyone until we review it. A person reviews every report within 24 hours and removes anything that breaks the rules.
You can also block anyone from the same menu. Blocking hides you from each other everywhere in Tapas and removes any friendship between you. Blocked accounts are listed under Settings → Safety → Blocked accounts, where you can unblock.
If you cannot use the app, email [email protected] with a link or a screenshot and we will act on it the same way.
Recipes imported from a link keep the original source name and URL, and Tapas links back to it. If your recipe or photo appears in Tapas in a way you did not intend, report the recipe in the app (⋯ → Report recipe → "Stolen recipe or photo") or email [email protected] with the URL of your original and where it appears. We remove infringing content promptly.
Settings → Delete account. This permanently removes your profile, recipes, preferences, chats, photos and cooking history. Recipes already shared with a household stay with that household. There is no waiting period and no way to undo it.
Tapas is free. There is no subscription, no in-app purchase and nothing to cancel.
Some sites block automated readers entirely. When that happens the import tells you rather than guessing. Copy the recipe text and use Paste instead, which works on anything.
Yes. Settings → AI → off. That deletes your saved preferences and chat history and disables chat, auto-tagging, import checking and ingredient matching. What you write on your profile is still screened for safety, because other people can see it, and that is not an AI feature.
No. Tapas is not a nutritionist, dietitian or medical service, and nothing in it is medical advice. Preferences you save (including allergies) are used to tailor suggestions, not to keep you safe. Always check ingredients yourself.
When you send a grocery list to a retailer, some of those links are affiliate links: if you buy something, Tapas may earn a commission from the retailer. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. You pay the same price either way, and we do not change what a recipe calls for, or which store we suggest, because of it. The app says so next to the button before you tap it.
Kroger is not an affiliate link. Their public tier pays us nothing; we use it because it fills a real cart.