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Email hello@whok.app — or use Settings → Send feedback inside the app, which is the same inbox and saves you describing which recipe you mean.
Every meal photo in whok is checked by hand before it appears, but if something has slipped through, tap the photo and choose Report. Reports are reviewed in the same queue as new submissions, normally within 24 hours. A photo that shouldn't be there is removed and the device that sent it is blocked from uploading again.
You can also email hello@whok.app if you would rather not use the in-app control.
Wrong quantity, missing allergen, a step that doesn't make sense — please say so. Settings → Send feedback carries the recipe with it. Allergen and ingredient corrections are treated as urgent.
Calorie and cost figures are estimates, worked out from public nutrition data and typical UK supermarket own-brand prices. They are there to help you choose between two meals, not to count against a diet or a budget to the penny. Prices drift and portions vary.
Allergen labels cover the fourteen allergens UK law requires and are derived from ingredient lists. If you have a serious allergy, always check the actual ingredients and packaging yourself. whok cannot know what is in the specific products in your kitchen.
whok has no account to delete. Everything about your filters, favourites and cooking history lives on your phone and goes when the app does. If you have sent in a photo and want it removed, email hello@whok.app and describe it. There is more detail on the privacy page.
iPhone running iOS 18 or later. whok is free, has no subscription, and works offline apart from meal photos.