Effective date: 29 July 2026

Mori is a private macro journal. You tell it what you ate in plain language, and it estimates protein, carbs and fats.

There is no account. Mori has no sign-in, no email address and no password. Nothing you log is tied to your identity.

What Mori processes

Onboarding answers — the six questions asked on first launch: your goal, what gets in your way, how often you train, how well you know macros, how you eat, and any foods you want flagged.

Meal text you send — the description of a meal you type into the composer, so it can be turned into a macro estimate.

Your meal journal — foods, portions, nutrition estimates, dates and edits. This stays on your device.

Purchase status — whether a Mori Pro subscription is active, so it can be restored.

How it is stored

Onboarding answers and meal text are processed by Mori's server, hosted on Supabase, so the assistant can estimate macros and tailor its replies to what you told it. They are stored against a random identifier generated on your device the first time you open the app. That identifier is not derived from your Apple Account, your email, your name, or any device or advertising identifier, and it is not sold or shared with anyone.

Your meal journal itself stays on your device.

AI processing

Meal text is sent to Mori's server, which calls OpenRouter to produce the macro estimate and the meal artwork. The AI provider key is held as a server-side secret and is never included in the app.

Purchases

Purchases are handled by Apple StoreKit. RevenueCat is used to manage subscription entitlements so a purchase can be restored across your devices. Mori never sees your payment details.

Removing your data

Deleting the app removes your meal journal from your device. To have the onboarding answers held against your install identifier deleted, email the address below and ask.

Nutrition disclaimer

Nutrition values are estimates and you can correct any of them. Mori is not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it is not a regulated medical device in any country or region.

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