Evocado Privacy Policy
Last updated 18 September 2026.
Evocado counts what you eat. To do that it keeps what you log and it sends parts of it to the services listed below. It shows no advertising and it sells nothing to anybody.
What the app keeps
- Your account: the identifier your sign-in provider gives us, and your email address when Apple or Google passes one on. Signing in through Telegram keeps your Telegram id, username and first name instead.
- What you log: the meals with their calories, protein, fat, carbs and ingredients, the photos you take of food, your weight, your workouts and the notes you leave yourself.
- Your profile: age, sex, height, weight, the goal you set, how active you are, food you avoid, your time zone and the language you use.
- Your conversation with Eva, so she can read the day before she answers.
Who else sees it
- Google Firebase stores all of it, and runs the servers the app talks to.
- OpenRouter and the model providers behind it receive what has to be understood: the text you write, the photo of the plate, the voice message you send the bot. They get the food, not your name.
- Supabase answers the product lookups, so it sees the name or barcode being looked up.
- Sentry receives a report when the app crashes, and Google Analytics receives which screens are opened and which actions happen.
- Telegram, if you use the bot, and CloudPayments, if you pay for a subscription there. Card details never reach us.
What you say to the app on the iPhone is turned into text by iOS on the phone itself. A voice message sent to the Telegram bot is transcribed by the model provider.
Deleting it
Write to evocado@notula.org from the address you signed in with, or from the Telegram account you use, and the account with everything in it is deleted. Nothing is kept afterwards except what the law or the payment provider requires.
Children
Evocado is not made for children. Do not use it if you are under 13, and write to us if a child has signed up.
Changes
When this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. If the change is about something new being collected, the app says so before it starts.