Privacy

What RecipeMCP stores

When a recipe is published, RecipeMCP stores the recipe itself (its name, ingredients, instructions and any optional details supplied), the time it was published, and which route it arrived by (an AI connector, pasted text, or the form). You don't need an account to publish.

Recipes are public

Every recipe gets a long, random web address. Anyone who has that address, or the QR code for it, can view the recipe. Don't put anything private in a recipe.

If you create an account

An account is optional and uses a passkey. RecipeMCP does not ask for your name, an email address or a password. It stores the public half of your passkey, the label you gave it, which recipes are yours, and the day of the week you planned for each one. The planned day is shown only to you.

Your account also has a personal MCP address. Anyone who has that address can add to and edit your recipes, so keep it private. You can replace it at any time from the My recipes page.

Signing in sets a cookie that keeps you signed in. No cookie is set if you don't sign in.

What RecipeMCP doesn't do

There are no ads, no advertising trackers and no analytics cookies on this site. As with any website, the server may keep short-lived technical logs, such as IP addresses, to keep the service running and to limit abuse.