Using the service
Nourish is a personal recording and educational tool for adults. You may use it to keep your own food, water, weight, treatment, symptom, and related observations. You are responsible for the accuracy of the entries you save and for using the service lawfully.
The web app requires a Nourish account, created with an email code or Sign in with Apple. In the iPhone app, an account is optional; without one, your journal stays on the iPhone. Use an email address you control and keep access to it, because it is how you sign in and recover your account.
Product scope
Nourish does not diagnose, prescribe, calculate a dose, recommend a medication schedule, or monitor emergencies. It does not replace your clinician’s instructions. Reminders reflect the schedule you enter and can be delayed or suppressed by device settings. A missing record does not prove that an event did not happen.
Food databases and optional AI estimates may be incomplete or wrong. Review food identity, ingredients, portion, and nutrients before saving. Trends summarize recorded observations; they do not establish causation or promise a health outcome.
Widgets, reminders, and milestones
In the iPhone app, widgets, the optional dose-day Live Activity, and reminders reflect what you record and the schedule you enter. Medication details appear on the Lock Screen only if you turn on reminder details. Notification actions save or open the record you tap. Device settings can delay or hide any of these. The web app sends no reminders or notifications. Food noise ratings and milestones describe your own observations and are not health assessments.
Nourish Premium
Logging and Premium features require an active Nourish Premium subscription or an eligible introductory offer. This includes every way of recording food, water, weight, doses, symptoms, check-ins, exercise, and notes; your treatment plan; Progress insights and the weekly review; food search and barcodes; photo and description estimates; recipes; PDF reports; cloud backup and sync; and, in the iPhone app, reminders and notifications, widget and Live Activity content, Siri shortcuts, and weekly review push. Setting up Nourish starts with a subscription.
Premium belongs to your Nourish account. A subscription bought on the web also unlocks Premium in the iPhone app when you sign in with the same account, and an App Store subscription unlocks the web app the same way. Buy Premium in one place only; Nourish doesn’t combine or refund overlapping subscriptions bought through different stores.
Web subscriptions (Stripe)
On the web, Nourish Premium is sold by Remodeled AI, LLC and billed through Stripe, our payment processor. Checkout shows the plan, price, billing period, and any free trial or promotion before you pay. Applicable taxes may be added at checkout.
- Plans. Yearly and Monthly. Both renew automatically at the end of each billing period, charging the payment method on file, until you cancel.
- Free week on Yearly. If this is your account’s first web subscription, the Yearly plan starts with a free week. Nothing is charged during it. Unless you cancel before it ends, the first yearly payment is charged when the free week ends, and the plan renews yearly after that. Monthly has no free trial and is charged when you subscribe. Earlier App Store trials don’t affect web eligibility, and a free web week is available once per account.
- Promotion codes. Nourish may offer promotion codes, such as a reduced first year. A code applies only as described when you redeem it; the plan then renews at its regular price.
- Cancel anytime in the web app under Settings → Subscription → Manage subscription, which opens Stripe’s secure billing page. There you can also switch plans, update your payment method, and see invoices. Canceling stops future renewals; it doesn’t end access you have already paid for.
- Failed payments. If a renewal payment fails, Stripe may retry it. You keep access until the end of the period that was paid for, and Nourish may show that your payment needs attention.
- Price changes. We will tell you before a price change applies to your subscription, and it takes effect only at a later renewal. You can cancel before then.
Refunds. Web payments are non-refundable, including for partial billing periods and unused time after you cancel, except where the law requires otherwise or Nourish decides to make an exception. If you were charged in error, contact Nourish support and we will look into it.
Deleting your account cancels an active web subscription immediately, ends Premium on every device, and deletes your Stripe customer record. Remaining paid time is not refunded.
App Store subscriptions
Subscriptions bought in the iPhone app are sold through Apple and governed by Apple’s terms. Eligible new App Store subscribers receive a one-week free trial on any plan. In the iPhone app, Nourish reminds you two days before the trial ends by notification, or with a banner in the app if notifications are off. Nourish may also offer a reduced first-year price on the Yearly plan, which then renews at the regular yearly price. Apple presents the localized price, billing period, full charge, and applicable introductory terms before purchase. App Store subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled in your Apple Account settings at least 24 hours before renewal. Manage cancellation and refund requests through Apple; Nourish can’t cancel or refund an App Store purchase. Removing the app, signing out, or deleting your Nourish account does not cancel an App Store subscription.
When access ends
When paid access ends (after cancellation, at the end of the last paid period, or after a failed payment is not resolved), or when you sign in to an existing journal without a subscription, your journal opens read-only: saved records and history, JSON and CSV exports, record and account deletion, Settings, restoring purchases, redeeming a code, and subscription management remain available. Logging and Premium features, including paid analysis and PDF reports, require active access. You can restore or resubscribe at any time. Analysis also requires consent, a connection, and available capacity. The app shows the applicable usage limit.
Your records and account
You retain your rights in the records you create. You authorize the processing necessary to provide the features you choose, as described in the privacy policy. Protect your devices, your email account, and your Apple Account, and sign out of the web app on shared computers. On iPhone, optional cloud recovery requires signing in to the account linked to that backup; restoring a purchase alone does not recover a journal.
You may export and delete records through the app, and delete your account at any time (see the deletion guide). Shared reports and exported copies are controlled by the destination you select. Keep an independent export when continued access is necessary to you.
Availability and changes
Features may depend on Apple, Stripe, RevenueCat, Cloudflare, OpenAI, or food-data services. Outages, unavailable credentials, network problems, browser or platform changes can affect those features. Nourish may change to maintain compatibility, correct errors, or comply with applicable requirements. We do not guarantee uninterrupted service or a particular result. We will update these terms when the service changes and show the new date at the top.
Acceptable use
Do not attempt unauthorized access, interfere with service, bypass usage or payment controls, share your account, upload unlawful material, or use Nourish to store another person’s records without permission. We may limit abusive access while preserving applicable rights to account data.
Applicable rights
Nothing in these terms excludes rights or remedies that applicable consumer law does not allow to be excluded. The iOS app is also subject to Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement where applicable. Web payments are also subject to the terms Stripe shows at checkout.
Contact
For product, account, billing, or terms questions, use Nourish support. Include the issue and a way to reach you, without unnecessary health information.