Spoons — Privacy Policy

Company: Spoons LLC

Contact: privacy@getspoons.app or hello@getspoons.app

This Privacy Policy explains how Spoons LLC (“Spoons,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) handles information when you use the Spoons mobile application (the “App”), visit getspoons.app (the “Website”), or contact us. It should be read with the Spoons Terms of Service.

Estimated read time: About 10–14 minutes. For a simplified, audio, large-print, translated, or other accessible version, email privacy@getspoons.app.

Read This First — Plain-Language Overview

This overview is for convenience. The numbered sections below provide the full details.

• Your energy logs stay on your device. Spoons does not automatically receive your energy entries, history, calendar patterns, reflection cardresults, or exported files.
• These are permanent privacy boundaries. The commitments in Section 2 are not temporary feature descriptions. They apply to future App versions, provider changes, optional features, and permitted successors.
• Core use does not require a Spoons account. You do not need to give Spoons your name, email address, password, or social login to record energy, view local history, receive local reflections, import data, or export data.
• Privacy and discretion matter. We understand that having an autism-related app on your device can create risk in some families, workplaces, or regions, especially internationally. Spoons does not require an account for core use, does not create a Spoons cloud history of your ordinary energy logs, and does not use engagement notifications, streaks, or missed-day reminders to call attention to your use.
• Reflections cards are calculated locally. Reflection cards and pattern calculations are not generated by a remote AI service and are not sent to Spoons.
• Subscriptions require limited processing. Apple, Google, and RevenueCat may process purchase, trial, entitlement, storefront, device, or technical information. Spoons does not receive your full payment-card information, and energy logs are not part of subscription validation.
• The Website uses limited information. Hosting and security providers may process technical information needed to deliver and protect the Website. Spoons receives contact or email-list information only when you choose to provide it.
• No ads, data sales, or behavioral profiling. Spoons does not sell personal information, sell or monetize energy logs, display advertising in the App, use behavioral advertising, or build advertising profiles.
• The Diagnosis Fund is separate. The Fund is not currently accepting applications. Before applicant information is collected, Spoons will publish an updated policy and a separate Diagnosis Fund Applicant Privacy Notice.

Questions can be sent to privacy@getspoons.app. No special wording or legal knowledge is required.

Jump to a Section

1. What This Policy Covers
2. Binding Privacy Commitments
3. Core App Privacy
4. Information Stored on Your Device
5. Reflections and Pattern Calculations
6. Trials, Subscriptions, and Purchases
7. Website, Email, and Support Information
8. Aggregated Store, Search, and Performance Information
9. Cookies and Similar Technologies
10. How Spoons Uses Information
11. Service Providers
12. Your Choices and Privacy Rights
13. Retention and Deletion
14. Security and Incidents
15. Children and Teenagers
16. International Processing
17. Legal and Law-Enforcement Requests
18. Diagnosis Fund and Diagnosis Access
19. Business Continuity
20. Changes to This Policy
21. Contact and Accessible Formats

1. What This Policy Covers

This Policy covers information connected with:

• the Spoons App;
• the Website;
• trial and subscription access;
• support emails, contact forms, and optional email communications;
• aggregated app-store and search-performance information;
• diagnosis-access issuance and recovery records when that program begins; and
• future Diagnosis Fund applicant information, once collection begins under a separate notice.

Spoons LLC is responsible for personal information that Spoons decides to collect and use. Apple, Google, RevenueCat, Webflow, and other providers also process information under their own privacy policies. Some provider-controlled information, especially payment and store-account information, is not controlled by Spoons.

2. Binding Privacy Commitments

The commitments in this section define the permanent privacy architecture of Spoons. They are not merely descriptions of the current App version, current vendors, or current business practices.

These commitments apply to Spoons LLC, future versions of the Service, optional features, and any permitted successor responsible for continuing Spoons.

• Spoons will not require your name, email address, password, social login, or a Spoons account for core energy logging, local history, local reflections, import, or export.
• Core logging, local history, local reflections, import, and export will remain offline-first and will not require a Spoons-operated cloud service.
• Spoons will not automatically transmit ordinary energy logs to Spoons, access ordinary logs that you did not intentionally send, create a Spoons-operated cloud database of individual energy histories, or build profiles from those logs.
• Reflection cards and pattern calculations will remain local. Spoons will not use a remote AI service to analyze an individual energy history or generate that person’s reflection cards.
• Spoons will not sell or rent personal information.
• Spoons will not sell, license, or monetize energy logs or inferred energy patterns.
• Spoons will not display advertising in the App.
• Spoons will not use behavioral advertising, cross-service tracking, or advertising profiles.
• Spoons will not enable optional in-App behavioral analytics for profiling or engagement optimization.
• Spoons will not send energy logs or reflection results to RevenueCat, Apple, Google, or another subscription provider for purchase or entitlement validation.
• The Website will not use advertising cookies or behavioral-tracking cookies.
• Spoons will not use access to existing history, import, or export as leverage to force payment.

Optional future online services may process additional information only when the service is clearly optional and explained before use. Declining an optional online service will not remove core local functions. An optional feature may not silently or indirectly bypass the commitments in this section.

These commitments cannot be removed, weakened, or bypassed through a routine Privacy Policy update, a Terms acceptance screen, continued use of the Service, a provider change, an optional feature, an account system, a corporate reorganization, or a permitted succession.

A permitted successor must formally accept these Binding Privacy Commitments before receiving information or responsibility for continuing Spoons.

3. Core App Privacy

Spoons is designed so ordinary energy tracking does not create a Spoons-operated database of individual energy histories.

Spoons does not automatically receive:

• your energy values or timestamps;
• your energy history or calendar patterns;
• your local averages, visualizations, or reflection results;
• files you import into the App;
• CSV files you export from the App;
• journal entries, because core logging does not require a journal;
• your precise location, contacts, photos, microphone recordings, or health records; or
• a name, email address, password, or social-login identity merely because you use core App features.

Spoons will not automatically transmit ordinary energy logs, create a Spoons-operated cloud database of those logs, or build a server-side profile from them.

You may choose to send Spoons a screenshot, export, description, or other information while requesting support. If you do, that material is handled as support information under this Policy.

Your device, operating-system provider, app store, or backup provider may process information independently under settings and policies that Spoons does not control.

Privacy and discretion

We understand that an autism-related app on a phone or tablet can create real risk—from stigma, family members, employers, or other people who may not respect your privacy.

Spoons is designed to reduce that exposure:

• Core use does not require a name, email address, password, social login, or Spoons account.
• Ordinary energy logs do not create a Spoons-operated cloud history.
• Spoons does not use push notifications, missed-day reminders, streaks, guilt messages, or other engagement prompts that call attention to your use of the App.
• Spoons does not build a server-side profile of your energy patterns.

Spoons cannot control who can access your unlocked device, operating-system backups, app-store purchase history, exported files, or information you choose to share elsewhere. A device passcode and careful handling of exports can provide additional protection.

Your use of Spoons should remain between you and your device unless you choose otherwise. That is part of the privacy architecture, not an accidental feature.

4. Information Stored on Your Device

Depending on the App version and features you use, Spoons may store the following locally on your device:

• energy entries and timestamps;
• history, calendar, average, and visualization information;
• data imported from a Spoons-compatible file;
• App settings and view preferences;
• Terms and Privacy Policy acceptance status;
• an app-managed trial start date or related access state;
• local reflection calculations and reflection-display history;
• review-prompt status and similar local interface preferences; and
• locally stored subscription, entitlement, or diagnosis-access status where technically appropriate.

Local storage is not a Spoons cloud backup. Spoons cannot remotely read or recover ordinary energy logs that were never sent to Spoons.

Uninstalling the App, deleting App data, losing or damaging your device, storage corruption, operating-system changes, or disabled backups may cause permanent data loss. Apple, Google, or another device-backup provider may preserve or restore App data if you enable its backup services. Those backups are controlled by the provider and your device settings.

You can export your energy data in CSV format. An exported file may reveal routines, difficult periods, and other sensitive patterns. Once you save or share an export outside Spoons, its security depends on the destination and the people or services you choose.

5. Reflections and Pattern Calculations

Reflection cards and pattern calculations are based on information stored locally on your device. They are designed to run on the device rather than through a remote Spoons server.

• Reflection text is not generated from your logs by a remote AI service.
• Your reflection results are not automatically transmitted to Spoons.
• Spoons does not maintain a server-side profile of your energy patterns.
• Aggregated app-store statistics are not combined with your local energy history.

If you voluntarily send a reflection screenshot, export, or explanation to support, Spoons will process only the material you chose to send and only for the purposes described in Section 10.

6. Trials, Subscriptions, and Purchases

Spoons may use an app-managed trial, a store-based subscription trial, or another store-approved access format, as explained in the Terms of Service.

App-managed trials

An app-managed trial may store its start date and access state locally on your device. Starting this kind of trial does not require Spoons to receive your energy logs.

Store-based trials and paid subscriptions

Apple App Store or Google Play processes the purchase or trial confirmation. Depending on the platform and configuration, Apple, Google, and RevenueCat may process limited information such as:

• a random, anonymous, or pseudonymous App user identifier;
• the store and product involved;
• purchase history and transaction status;
• trial, subscription, entitlement, renewal, and expiration status;
• country, region, currency, or storefront information;
• refund, cancellation, or billing-event information; and
• limited device, network, security, or technical information needed to operate and protect the service.

Spoons may view limited subscription and entitlement records in RevenueCat or app-store dashboards to manage access, troubleshoot purchases, understand aggregate conversion, prevent fraud, and maintain business records.

Spoons does not receive your full payment-card number. Spoons also does not send your energy logs, reflection results, or exported files to RevenueCat for subscription validation.

A store purchase screen, store-based trial, required purchase confirmation, or hard paywall does not upload existing energy logs and does not automatically delete local history when access expires.

Apple and Google control complete store-account and payment records. Some privacy, billing, or transaction requests may need to be made directly to the store.

7. Website, Email, and Support Information

Website hosting and security

Webflow and its infrastructure or security providers may process limited technical information needed to deliver and protect the Website. This may include an IP address, browser or device information, request logs, approximate region, security signals, and information used for abuse prevention, rate limiting, troubleshooting, or service availability.

Spoons does not use this technical information to build advertising profiles or connect Website browsing to a person’s energy logs.

Contact forms and support

If you use a contact form or email Spoons, we may receive:

• your name, if you provide it;
• your email address;
• the subject and content of your message;
• attachments, screenshots, or exports you choose to send;
• the date and time of the communication; and
• limited routing or delivery information created by the email or form provider.

Contact-form information may be routed through Webflow, Make, Proton Mail, or another provider identified in Section 11. Do not send medical records, government identification, or full energy exports unless they are genuinely necessary for the request.

Optional email communications

If you voluntarily join an email list, Spoons may process your email address, signup date, subscription status, delivery status, bounce information, and unsubscribe status. Depending on provider settings, limited campaign interaction information may also be processed.

Spoons does not use email-list information for behavioral advertising or connect it to your local energy history. You can unsubscribe through the link in an email or by contacting privacy@getspoons.app.

8. Aggregated Store, Search, and Performance Information

Spoons does not use a third-party in-App behavioral analytics SDK to record your energy entries, screen taps, detailed sessions, or personal engagement profile.

Spoons may review aggregated or provider-generated information such as:

• app downloads, installations, removals, and active-device estimates;
• trial starts, purchases, subscriptions, renewals, cancellations, and store conversion;
• country, region, storefront, operating-system, or device-category summaries;
• aggregated crash, reliability, or performance information made available by Apple or Google;
• Google Search queries that displayed or led to the Website;
• Website pages shown or clicked in Google Search results;
• search impressions, clicks, click-through rate, and average position; and
• aggregated country and device categories in Google Search Console.

Google Search Console describes how people found the Website through Google Search. It is not used by Spoons to record what an identifiable visitor does after arriving on the Website.

Spoons uses this information to understand discovery, improve store listings and Website content, identify technical problems, and plan accessibility or regional support. Spoons will not connect aggregated store, subscription, reliability, or search information to a person’s ordinary energy logs or use it to create an individual behavioral or energy profile.

9. Cookies and Similar Technologies

In the App: Spoons does not use cookies for core energy logging.

On the Website: Spoons does not use advertising cookies or behavioral-tracking cookies. Webflow, security infrastructure, form providers, or other necessary services may use strictly necessary cookies, local storage, logs, or similar technologies to deliver forms, remember security state, balance traffic, prevent abuse, or protect the Website.

Provider-controlled cookie names and durations may change. You can manage cookies through your browser, but blocking necessary technology may affect Website security or form operation.

Spoons will not introduce Website advertising cookies or behavioral-tracking cookies. A future privacy-preserving measurement tool may be used only if it does not track people across services, create individual visitor profiles, connect Website activity to energy logs, or violate Section 2. Where consent is legally required, the tool will not activate before consent.

10. How Spoons Uses Information

Spoons uses information it receives only as reasonably necessary to:

• provide, maintain, secure, and troubleshoot the App and Website;
• validate trials, subscriptions, purchases, and access entitlements;
• answer support, privacy, accessibility, partnership, or other requests;
• send communications you requested and maintain unsubscribe preferences;
• investigate bugs, data-loss reports, purchase problems, abuse, or security concerns;
• understand aggregated discovery, store performance, and service reliability;
• maintain accounting, tax, fraud-prevention, and legal records;
• protect Spoons, users, providers, and the public; and
• carry out diagnosis-access recovery or future Diagnosis Fund operations under the notices that apply to those programs.

Where privacy law requires a legal basis, processing may rely on performance of a contract, your consent, compliance with law, or Spoons’ legitimate interests in operating, securing, and improving a privacy-preserving service. You may withdraw consent for future optional processing, but withdrawal does not make earlier lawful processing invalid.

11. Service Providers

Depending on the feature you use, current service categories and providers include:

• Apple App Store — app distribution, purchases, subscriptions, refunds, store analytics, and related platform services. Apple Privacy Policy
• Google Play — app distribution, purchases, subscriptions, refunds, store analytics, and related platform services. Google Privacy Policy
• RevenueCat — purchase and entitlement validation and subscription management. RevenueCat Privacy Policy
• Webflow — Website hosting, forms, infrastructure, and security processing. Webflow Privacy Policy
• Mailchimp / Intuit — optional email-list delivery and management. Intuit Global Privacy Statement
• Proton Mail — support, privacy, and business email. Proton Mail Privacy Policy
• Make — limited automation or routing for voluntarily submitted form information. Make Privacy Notice
• Google Search Console — aggregated Website search-performance reporting. Google Privacy Policy

These providers may use subprocessors and may change their systems or policies. Spoons will update this section when a material provider change affects how information is handled.

Changing a provider, adding a necessary provider, or replacing a technical implementation does not weaken the Binding Privacy Commitments in Section 2. A provider may receive only the categories reasonably needed for its role.

Future Diagnosis Fund vendors, payment services, applicant systems, clinics, and partner organizations are not treated as active applicant-data processors in this Policy. They will be disclosed before applicant information is collected.

12. Your Choices and Privacy Rights

Energy logs and local App information

• Access: View your local history in the App.
• Portability: Export your data in CSV format.
• Correction: Use available App functions or export, correct, and re-import compatible data where supported.
• Deletion: Delete local information through available device or App controls, or uninstall the App. Device backups may preserve a separate copy.

Spoons cannot provide a server-side copy of energy logs it never received.

Information controlled by Spoons

Depending on where you live and the information involved, you may have the right to request:

• confirmation of whether Spoons holds personal information about you;
• access to or a portable copy of that information;
• correction of inaccurate information;
• deletion of information that Spoons is not required to keep;
• restriction of or objection to certain processing;
• withdrawal of consent for future optional processing; and
• information about applicable service providers or international-transfer safeguards.

Submit an access request: privacy@getspoons.app

Submit a deletion request: privacy@getspoons.app

Spoons may need to verify your identity before acting on a request. Rights are not absolute: information may be retained when required for law, security, accounting, fraud prevention, legal claims, or another permitted purpose. Spoons will explain a denial where required.

Apple, Google, or another provider may control information that Spoons cannot access or delete. Spoons will identify the appropriate provider when reasonably possible.

You may also complain to the privacy or data-protection authority available where you live. Mandatory local privacy rights remain applicable.

13. Retention and Deletion

Spoons uses the following retention approach:

• Local energy information: remains on your device until you delete it, uninstall the App, or your device or backup system removes or restores it.
• Email-list information: kept while you remain subscribed. After you unsubscribe, a limited suppression record may be retained so Spoons does not email you again by mistake.
• Support and contact records: kept only as long as reasonably needed to answer the request, investigate related issues, maintain necessary records, or protect legal rights. Records that are no longer needed are deleted or de-identified.
• Subscription and transaction records: retained by Apple, Google, RevenueCat, or Spoons according to access, accounting, fraud-prevention, tax, contractual, and legal needs.
• Aggregated store and search information: may be retained for historical comparison when it does not directly identify a person.
• Security and legal records: may be retained for as long as reasonably necessary to investigate an incident, comply with law, or resolve a claim.
• Diagnosis-access records: when issued, may be retained long-term because permanent access and lost-code recovery require an enduring entitlement record. See Section 18.

A valid deletion request will be completed within the timeframe required by applicable law. Spoons may delete information sooner when it is no longer needed.

If you shared more in a support message than you intended, you may ask Spoons to delete the message, attachment, screenshot, export, or specific portion by emailing privacy@getspoons.app If you shared more than you intended.

Obviously, burnout, shutdowns, meltdowns, stress, or executive-function difficulties can make it easier to send more information than you meant to. You do not need to explain why, write a formal request, or use legal language.

Email privacy@getspoons.app and identify the message, attachment, screenshot, export, or specific portion you want removed as best you can. A short message such as “Please delete the screenshot from my last email” is enough.

No rush. You can email us whenever you have the energy.

Spoons will delete the requested material unless it must be temporarily retained for an active security investigation, legal obligation, dispute, fraud-prevention need, or another reason permitted by law. If Spoons cannot delete something immediately, we will explain why and what happens next.

14. Security and Incidents

Spoons uses reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the information involved. These may include data minimization, HTTPS, provider access controls, account security, limited access, and separating future Fund records from ordinary App data.

Keeping energy logs local reduces the amount of sensitive information available in a breach of Spoons’ systems. It does not protect against someone gaining access to your unlocked device, device backups, exported files, email account, or another service where you stored information.

No storage or transmission system is completely secure. Use a device passcode, protect exported files, keep your operating system updated, and send only the support information that is needed.

If Spoons confirms a security incident involving information under its control, Spoons will investigate promptly, take reasonable corrective action, notify authorities within legally required timeframes, and notify affected people without unreasonable delay where notification is required or appropriate.

Direct email may be used when Spoons has contact information. The Website may be used for App-only users whom Spoons cannot contact directly.

15. Children and Teenagers

Spoons is designed primarily for autistic adults. Users under 13 may not use the Service. Spoons does not knowingly collect personal information directly from children under 13.

If Spoons learns that a child under 13 submitted personal information, Spoons will take reasonable steps to delete it, subject to any legal requirement to preserve it. A parent or guardian may contact privacy@getspoons.app.

Eligible teenagers aged 13–17 may use Spoons under the age and consent rules in the Terms of Service. A parent or legal guardian may need to review and agree depending on the user’s age and local law.

16. International Processing

Your local energy logs remain on your device unless you choose to export or send them elsewhere.

Information processed through the Website, email, subscriptions, or service providers may be processed in the United States, European Economic Area, United Kingdom, Switzerland, or other locations where Spoons or its providers operate.

Privacy laws may differ between countries. Where legally required, Spoons or its providers use recognized safeguards for international transfers. Your mandatory rights under applicable local law are not waived by this Policy.

Spoons does not promise that every provider can store information only in a country or region chosen by an individual user.

17. Legal and Law-Enforcement Requests

Spoons cannot provide ordinary energy logs, reflection card results, or local history that Spoons never received.

If Spoons receives a legal request for information it does control, Spoons will:

• review the request for legal validity;
• challenge or narrow an overbroad request where reasonably appropriate;
• provide only information Spoons is legally required to provide;
• avoid voluntarily providing unrelated information; and
• notify the affected person when legally permitted and reasonably possible.

Spoons will not voluntarily create a surveillance backdoor into energy logs or change the core local-data architecture merely to make ordinary logs available for monitoring.

18. Diagnosis Fund and Diagnosis Access

Diagnosis Fund applicant information

The Spoons Diagnosis Fund is not currently accepting applications, and Spoons is not currently collecting applicant information through the Fund.

Before applications or partner referrals begin, Spoons will publish an updated Privacy Policy and a separate Diagnosis Fund Applicant Privacy Notice. That notice will identify the final providers, partners, purposes, access controls, retention periods, sharing rules, international transfers, and applicant rights before collection begins.

Future Fund operations may require limited information such as:

• identity and contact information;
• country or region;
• partner or referral information;
• clinic identity and contact information;
• a clinic quote, invoice, or payment record;
• consent to verify the clinic or assessment arrangement; and
• limited application, payment, and assessment-status information.

Future Fund information will remain separate from ordinary energy logs. A Spoons subscription, purchase, or App-use history will not be required merely to seek Fund support.

Diagnosis access codes and recovery records

The App may accept diagnosis access codes that provide permanent no-cost access under the Terms of Service. Ordinary code validation is designed to occur without transmitting energy logs. The App may store redeemed access status locally.

When Spoons begins issuing codes, Spoons will maintain independent issuance and recovery records sufficient to preserve promised access. Depending on the final system, those records may include:

• the code or a secure code identifier;
• recipient name or internal recipient identifier;
• recipient email for recovery;
• region, issue date, and access status;
• the partner or entitlement source;
• minimum evidence needed to verify the original entitlement;
• recovery-request history; and
• fraud, revocation, or reconsideration records where applicable.

These records will not contain the recipient’s energy history. Access will be limited to people who need the information for issuance, recovery, fraud review, continuity, or legal compliance.

Diagnosis-access records may be retained for as long as needed to preserve permanent access and recovery. A person may request deletion, but Spoons will explain when deleting the only recovery record would make future lost-code recovery impossible or interfere with fraud prevention or a legal obligation.

If a permitted successor or mission-preserving continuity operator takes responsibility for Spoons, the minimum diagnosis-access records needed to honor valid access may transfer to that operator under the commitments in the Terms of Service.

19. Business Continuity

The Terms of Service contain the controlling commitments for no voluntary commercial sale, permitted successors, shutdown notice, existing paid access, diagnosis access, exports, and continuity.

• Local energy logs remain on user devices and are not transferred by Spoons because Spoons does not possess them.
• Spoons will not voluntarily sell or transfer the Spoons user relationship or personal information as part of a commercial sale, acquisition, or merger.
• A transfer required by law, estate administration, death, incapacity, or mission-preserving succession may occur only under the continuity conditions in the Terms of Service.
• A permitted successor must formally accept the Binding Privacy Commitments in Section 2 and the applicable continuity commitments before receiving information or responsibility for Spoons.
• Information that is not needed for continuity will be deleted or de-identified before transfer where legally and technically possible.
• The minimum diagnosis-access records needed to preserve valid permanent access may transfer to a compliant successor.
• Any source-code release excludes personal information, applicant records, support emails, credentials, private keys, and other confidential operational material.

Notice will be provided where reasonably possible before a planned shutdown or permitted transfer.

20. Changes to This Policy

Spoons may update this Policy as the Service, providers, law, or Diagnosis Fund operations change.

When Spoons updates it:

• the effective date and version will change;
• a plain-language summary of material changes will be provided;
• historical versions will remain available while Spoons controls the Website; and
• planned material privacy changes will receive at least 30 days’ advance notice where reasonably possible.

Urgent changes required for security, law, platform compliance, or immediate user protection may take effect sooner and will be explained as soon as reasonably possible.

Notice may appear in the App, on the Website, by email when Spoons has your email address, or through a combination of those methods. Because core App use has no Spoons account or engagement notifications, the App and Website are the primary notice channels.

The Binding Privacy Commitments in Section 2 cannot be removed, weakened, or bypassed through a routine policy update, vague language, advance notice, an acceptance screen, or continued use of the Service.

Spoons will not introduce automatic cloud collection of ordinary energy logs, sale or monetization of personal information, App advertising, behavioral tracking, advertising profiles, or remote AI analysis of individual energy histories—even with advance notice.

21. Contact and Accessible Formats

Privacy questions and requests:
privacy@getspoons.app

General support:
hello@getspoons.app

Contact page:
getspoons.app/contact

Mailing address:
Spoons LLC
4030 Wake Forest Road Ste 349
Raleigh, NC 27609
United States

No special wording or legal knowledge is required. Short messages are okay. No rush—email whenever you have the energy. Spoons will respond as promptly as reasonably possible and within any legally required timeframe.

This Policy uses plain language, semantic headings, readable lists, and descriptive links. Reasonable alternative formats may include simplified text, audio, large-print or high-contrast text, plain text, or translation assistance where reasonably available.

If any part is difficult to understand, email privacy@getspoons.app and explain what format would work better.

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