Privacy
Updated 15 November 2026
Mise is a private recipe app for family and friends, and you can only join by invite. This page explains what it keeps about you and why.
What the app keeps
From your Google account: your name, email address and profile picture. The app never sees your Google password. Then everything you add yourself: recipes, photos, lists, meal plans and the shops you pick for offers.
What it is used for
Only for running the app: signing you in, showing your name and picture to the people you share with, and sending your invite. There are no ads, no tracking and no analytics, and nothing is sold.
Who can see it
The people you share a list, collection or meal plan with, and the admin who looks after the app. Nobody else.
Services behind the app
Cloudflare hosts the app, its database and the photos, and sends the invite emails. Google handles sign-in. Shop offers come from Tjek (eTilbudsavis) and are fetched without any of your details.
On your device
One cookie keeps you signed in and one remembers your language. The app also keeps a copy of your recipes and lists on your device so they open without a connection. None of this is used to track you.
Deleting your data
Ask the person who invited you, and your account will be deleted together with the recipes, photos, lists and meal plans that only you own.