A public commitment
The Recipe Bill of Rights
Recipe apps have locked decade-old collections behind retroactive paywalls, paywalled exports, and buried cancel buttons. These six commitments are Recivy's answer — published here so you can hold us to them.
Your recipes export free, forever
One-tap export of your full library in a standard, open format — free on every plan, including the free one, including after you cancel. Your collection is yours.
Saved recipes are always viewable
Nothing you have saved is ever locked behind a paywall after the fact. If you saved it, you can open it, cook it, and export it — paying customer or not.
Quotas are never retroactive
If a plan limit changes, it applies to future saves only. We will never reach back into your existing collection and restrict it. Other apps have done this; we wrote the opposite into policy.
Creators are always credited
Every imported recipe keeps the creator's name and a link to the original video or page. We never redistribute anyone's content — only the structured recipe, with attribution that drives traffic back to its author.
Cancel is one tap, with no hostage-taking
Cancel any time from the app. Your library, your exports, and your saved recipes remain exactly as they were.
Limits are stated upfront
The free plan's AI-import allowance is shown in the app before you hit it — a visible monthly meter, not a surprise paywall mid-import.
These commitments apply to every Recivy user on every plan. If you believe we have fallen short of any of them, email hello@recivy.com — it goes to the people who wrote this page.
An app that earns the save
Import from anywhere, plan your week, shop a merged list — and leave whenever you want, with everything.
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