Wundernom

Beta terms

Last updated: 30 October 2026

The German version of this page is the binding one.

What these terms cover

These terms apply to the Wundernom beta, offered by [operator's name], [address]. Wundernom plans a household's week of meals, with recipes and a shopping list.

How the agreement is made

The agreement is made when you accept these terms in the app.

The current version is always on this page. Wundernom stores which version you accepted and when. It sends you earlier versions on request to contact@wundernom.com.

The terms exist in German and English. The German version is the binding one.

Who can join

The beta is open to people aged 18 or over who live in Germany. It opens in small groups, and each household that gets a place is invited by email. No one has a right to a place.

Free

The beta is free. It never turns into a paid plan on its own: you pay only once you explicitly agree to an offer after the beta.

Still being built

During the beta, features may change, be missing or stop working for a while. The operator changes features only for a good reason, for example to develop the beta further. No particular availability is promised.

AI and notes

Wundernom drafts weekly plans with AI, from real recipes with a source. Nothing counts until you approve the week.

The notes for children and on allergens are guidance, not medical or nutrition advice. You decide what gets served. With allergies, check the ingredients yourself, on the packaging too.

Your data

Your account and household details sit in a database in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. For emails and the AI, Wundernom uses providers in the US; more in the privacy policy.

You can stop at any time: write to contact@wundernom.com, and Wundernom deletes your account and your details. If you like, you get your data as a file first.

Test kitchen

In the test kitchen, households earn free months for regularly saying how the meals went. These are the rules:

  • You earn one free month for every calendar month of the beta in which your household does all three: approves at least 3 weeks, answers at least 60% of the rating questions it was shown and gives at least one detailed answer, for example a note on a dish. A week counts for the month it starts in.
  • When Wundernom puts something you sent into practice, you get one more month.
  • In total, you can earn up to 6 months.
  • A “no” counts the same as a “loved it”. What counts is that you answer, not how.
  • Free months push your first paid month back. They do not change the price for families from the beta.
  • Free months have no cash value. They are not paid out and cannot be passed on.
  • Anyone who makes up ratings, sends them automatically or uses several accounts to earn months is excluded from the test kitchen. Months earned that way lapse.
  • Ratings are never published.
  • The operator can end the test kitchen for future months. Months already earned stay.

Liability

The operator is liable without limit for intent and gross negligence, for harm to life, body or health, and under the Product Liability Act.

For slight negligence, the operator is liable only if it breaches an essential contractual duty, meaning a duty that makes using the beta possible in the first place and that you may rely on. Liability is then limited to the foreseeable, typical damage. Otherwise, liability for slight negligence is excluded.

End of the beta

The operator can end the beta with four weeks' notice by email, and at once in case of misuse. Until it ends, you can ask for your data as a file.

Changes

If these terms change, Wundernom sends you the new version by email four weeks beforehand. It applies to you only once you agree. If you do not agree, you can stop.

Consumer dispute resolution

The operator is neither obliged nor willing to take part in dispute resolution before a consumer arbitration board.

Law

German law applies.