Pink Bike Studios is operated by Steven Harris, trading as Pink Bike Studios. Contact: [email protected].
Who provides Dinnerlane
Dinnerlane is provided under the Pink Bike Studios brand. Contact [email protected] with questions. Dinnerlane is currently in pre-launch beta; this notice describes the current app.
Your household records
Personal recipes, entered nutrition, selected ingredients, favorites, meal plans, preferences and grocery lists are stored locally on your device or browser. Dinnerlane has no app account, advertising, analytics, cloud sync or active billing. Bundled recipe search and nutrition estimation run locally. These saved household records are not sent to a Dinnerlane server.
Links, support and this website
Opening a source, license, food-safety or support link visits that website under its policies. This studio website uses Obscura Sites and Cloudflare for hosting, security and basic traffic measurements. Support messages are handled through Resend and include the email address, message and attachments you send. See the studio privacy notice for website and support details.
Backups and sharing
Exporting a household backup or sharing a grocery list sends that information only to the location or app you choose. Backups include personal recipes and nutrition entries. Device backup services may include app data according to device settings. Dinnerlane does not add separate encryption to its local records or exported files.
Removing and recovering records
You can edit or remove personal recipes after removing their meal-plan references, clear nutrition overrides, and manage plans, favorites and groceries in the app. Uninstalling, clearing app/browser storage or losing a device may remove local records. Export a backup first; support cannot recover records that existed only on your device.
Permissions
Dinnerlane does not request camera, microphone or location access. Backup restore uses a file that you choose through the system document picker.
Changes
This notice will be updated if the app changes how it handles household information. Account-based services or payments, if introduced, require corresponding information before use.