Privacy
Useful analytics, not a health profile.
CERNERE is designed to understand what parts of the site are useful without building a dossier about who you are or what health condition you may have.
No account needed for the free site
You do not need an account or email address to read recipes, use the recipe finder, build and save a seven-day plan, keep a saved-recipe shortlist, print material or open the browser-only nutrition calculator.
Searches and calculator entries stay local
The recipe finder, public-library search, seven-day planner and nutrition calculator run in your browser. CERNERE does not intentionally send the words you type into those tools to its analytics system. The seven-day planner stores recipe choices in local browser storage. The measurement selector can also remember whether this browser prefers Metric or US customary display. The saved-recipes page stores only the recipe IDs you choose to save. The nutrition calculator can also save its worksheet in local browser storage so a reload does not wipe your work. If paid editions are available in multiple stores, a preferred store/market selection may also be remembered locally. If you deliberately share a plan link, the selected recipe IDs are kept in the URL fragment (the part after #), which browsers do not send to the web server in the page request. Raw free-text health searches can contain sensitive information, so they are not an analytics input.
Clear local CERNERE data
Anything CERNERE deliberately remembers in your browser is stored locally and scoped to this site. You can remove those saved recipes, planner, calculator, reading-mode and retailer-market preferences here without clearing unrelated browser data.
What aggregate analytics may measure
If analytics is enabled, it is limited to useful aggregate events such as page activity, a recipe or book click, a retailer click, a print action, a share/copy-link action or use of a structured filter category. Browser event delivery is designed to stay on the CERNERE origin rather than sending those events to a third-party tracking beacon. The analytics design does not require a persistent visitor ID.
What CERNERE does not use this data for
CERNERE does not sell health-condition or search data to advertisers, build advertising profiles from condition browsing, or add cross-site tracking for that purpose.
Ordinary hosting logs
Like most websites, the eventual hosting service may create ordinary technical access/security logs needed to deliver and protect the site. Those are a hosting concern, not a CERNERE health-profiling system, and they should not be repurposed into condition or search profiles.
Use & sharing explains the separate rules for printing and sharing the free material.
