TinyPlate is built by TinyPlate LLC. Email contact@tinyplate.app and our team replies within one business day. Every message is read by someone who works on the app.
It depends where you subscribed, because that is who bills you. If you are not sure, open Profile in the app and tap Manage subscription. It sends you to the right place automatically.
If you subscribed on an iPhone or iPad:
If you subscribed on Android:
If you subscribed on the web: open Profile in the app and tap Manage subscription to reach your billing portal, or email admin@tinyplate.app and we will cancel it for you.
However you cancel, you keep Pro until the end of the billing period you have already paid for. No refund for partial periods, but you can re-subscribe anytime later.
From inside the app:
This permanently deletes everything tied to your account: children profiles, meal plans, pantry, allergen logs. It's not reversible.
Note: deleting your account does not cancel an active subscription. Billing lives with whoever charged you: Apple, Google Play, or our web checkout. It is not held by your TinyPlate account. Cancel it first using the steps above, then delete the account, otherwise the subscription keeps renewing while it is no longer attached to a TinyPlate account.
Babies and toddlers from 3 months through about 5 years. Before about 6 months, TinyPlate offers readiness and getting-started guidance, and any early solids should be introduced only on your pediatrician's recommendation. From 6 months on, we use age buckets:
Recipes are filtered to your child's exact age, so the same library reads differently to a 7-month-old and a 2-year-old.
The recipe library is growing. We're at 550+ recipes across 8+ cuisines today. If you want something specific:
No. TinyPlate offers meal ideas and food-safety guidance based on published pediatric sources (AAP, CDC, FDA, USDA, NIAID, EFSA, Solid Starts). It is informational, not medical advice.
Always consult your pediatrician for questions specific to your child, especially for allergen introductions in high-risk infants, family histories of food allergies, or any reaction beyond mild fussiness.
To compute their exact age in months, which drives:
We never share your child's birth date with anyone. See our Privacy Policy for the full data picture.
The AI doesn't invent recipes. It picks from a pool of recipes that have been pre-validated for your child's age and known allergens, and assigns them to the week's slots based on your pantry, recent likes/dislikes, and cuisine variety.
Read more in our Privacy Policy, section on AI usage.
Tap the allergen tile again. The action sheet has a "Mark as untried" option that wipes the exposure history for that allergen. The tile snaps back to the empty state.
There isn't a separate iPad app. TinyPlate runs on iPhone, Android, and web.
TinyPlate runs on iPhone, Android, and web. The web app is at web.tinyplate.app.
Call 911 (US) or your local emergency line immediately. Don't email us, don't open the app. Get medical help. After the immediate danger has passed, we're happy to help you log what happened in the app for your future reference.
Supabase (our database provider), in US data centers. Encrypted at rest and in transit (HTTPS/TLS). You can delete your account anytime in the app (profile icon → Delete my account), or request a full data export by emailing contact@tinyplate.app with subject "Data Request"; we respond within 30 days as required by GDPR/CCPA.
Not yet. Multi-user households are on the roadmap but not in v1. For now, sharing the plan via screenshot or the App Store recipe-share buttons works.
For everything: contact@tinyplate.app
For privacy / data requests: same email, subject "Privacy Request" or "Data Request"
For press / partnerships: contact@tinyplate.app with subject "Press". We'll route to the right place.
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