Terms

Who runs this

Tablesays is run by Dominares (Joseph Linares), San Diego, California. Questions and refund requests go to support@dominares.org.

What it is

Tablesays turns what you tell it about your fridge into two dish ideas, lets your table vote and review from a shared link, and prints the results on paper-style cards. The dishes and recipes are suggestions, not promises.

Allergies and diets

Every dish here is a suggestion, written from what the cook said was in the fridge. The house checks every label and every pan. We avoid what you tell us to avoid; we never promise safe. Allergen lines are reminders, not guarantees, and nothing here is medical advice.

The Contains line on a card lists what the house found in the dish. It is a reminder to read the label, not a guarantee. Check every package and ask whoever is eating.

Your kitchen

You do not need an account to compose a first menu: your browser keeps a cookie for your kitchen. Claim it with your email to use it on other devices. Anyone who has a dinner link can view that dinner, vote and review, so share a link only with people you want at the table.

Using the service

Do not use Tablesays to send spam, to vote or review by script, to probe or overload it, or to publish anything unlawful. Free kitchens have daily limits, which the page tells you about. We may limit or stop access to protect the service.

The Chef's Table pass

The pass is $49, one payment, and covers one year from the day you buy it. It does not renew by itself. It adds re-rolls beyond one a day, ingredient swaps, history beyond fourteen days and switching the House Chef. Payment is handled by Stripe; we never see your card number.

You can ask for a refund within 14 days of buying by emailing support@dominares.org. After 14 days the pass is final.

Reminders

Dinner-hour reminders by email or push are messages you turned on. Every email carries an unsubscribe link, and you can switch them off on your kitchen page at any time.

Deleting your kitchen

Delete your kitchen from its page. Its public pages go dark at once and its data is removed after 30 days.

No warranty, and a limit

Tablesays is provided as it is. To the extent the law allows, Dominares is not liable for any loss that comes from cooking, eating or relying on a dish or a recipe, and its total liability for anything else is limited to what you paid in the twelve months before the claim.

Law and changes

California law governs these terms. We may update them, and the date above changes when we do. If you keep using Tablesays after a change, you accept it.