Last updated 20 October 2026
Krokiet is made by Artur Witkowski in Poland ("we", "us"). The full operator details are in the terms.
Email us in English or Polish. We reply within 2 business days.
To report a bug from the app, shake the phone or tap Profile > Report a bug.
Shake the phone on any screen, or open Profile and tap Report a bug. The app attaches its version, your phone model and the screen you were on.
If you email, include:
Deletion is immediate and cannot be undone. Your account, email address, name, face, friendships and every photo you took are deleted.
What stays, no longer linked to you, because it is part of other people's meals:
To delete those scores too, or if you can no longer sign in, email us from the address on the account.
Account deletion in the privacy policy
Unfriending is how you block someone in Krokiet. Only friends see anything of yours.
Their scores stop counting on your map and in your rankings, and yours stop counting for them. They are not notified. They can send a new request only with your friend code, and you can decline it. To make your old code stop working, tap + Add a friend, then New code.
A person reads every report and decides what to do. We aim to review reports within 24 hours. The person you report is not told who reported them. Reporting does not unfriend them.
People you added at a table have no account to report. Open their page and tap Remove. Someone who already has scores stays, because those meals belong to other people too.
Report a place or a menu line from the place's page. Tap Report a problem for the place, or the flag under the menu for a line.
Anyone can report illegal content by email, with or without an account.
Your meals, scores and photos are visible to your accepted friends only. Places added by hand and menu lines are visible to all users, without your name.
To get a copy of your data, email us from the address on your account. We send it as a JSON file within one month.
To delete a meal, open it from Eaten and tap Delete this meal. Its photos are deleted with it. To remove a single photo, email us.
Scanning a menu sends the photo to OpenAI, which reads the dish names and prices off it. The privacy policy says what happens to the photo after that.
With Apple, Google, or a six-digit code sent to your email. There are no passwords. A code lasts 10 minutes.
Check your spam folder, then ask for another code. If none arrive, email us with the address you used.
Add them with just a name and score their dishes for them. Later, open their page in Friends and tap Invite. The link moves the scores you kept into their own account. It works once, for seven days.
In Friends, tap + Add a friend and scan each other's code, or type theirs. They accept on their phone.
If search doesn't find it, tap Add a place. If a restaurant is on the map twice, open its page and tap It is on the map twice.
Menus are read from diners' photos by an AI model, so a line can be wrong. Open the place's page, tap the flag under the menu, pick the line and say what is wrong. The line stays as it is until we have checked it.
iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later, from the App Store, and Android 7.0 or later, from Google Play.