Mommas Menu · Policy draft version October 26, 2026
These are proposed platform requirements. This private demo does not approve sellers, accept real orders, transmit reports, broadcast video or enforce account suspensions. The waiver below is a draft for jurisdiction-specific legal review and is not activated through this page.
Sellers provide an honest bio, cooking history, specialties and current kitchen photographs. Show preparation surfaces, cooking equipment, washing facilities and food storage. Keep the space clean and presentable. Photos must show the actual space used for the order, without misleading edits. Buyers must be able to review current cooking-space photos before payment. Refresh images whenever conditions change and supply a fresh photo on request. Images are not a substitute for required permits or inspections.
Sellers who own or keep dogs, cats, pigs, ferrets or snakes are not eligible under Mommas Menu’s platform policy. Sellers must disclose this during onboarding and report changes. Requests for legally required disability accommodations receive individual review before an eligibility decision. Animals must never contaminate food, food-contact equipment or preparation and storage spaces.
The seller must personally inspect every order before releasing it to the assigned driver. Verify each food item, documented cooking temperature and required rest, current holding temperature, ingredients and allergens, order completeness, sealed food-safe packaging and the driver/order match. Record the inspection. Hold failed or unchecked orders; safely correct and reinspect, or discard unsafe food. A delayed handoff or changed conditions requires reinspection.
Internal cooking-temperature guide and local inspection log. Production driver-release enforcement is not connected in this demo.
Children may help with lawful, age-appropriate cooking, management-related tasks and cleaning under adult supervision. The adult account holder remains responsible. Participation must comply with applicable child-labor rules, work-hour limits and prohibited-equipment restrictions. No independent seller accounts for children; no hazardous duties or handling prohibited machinery. Livestreams must focus on the work area and avoid filming children.
The 60-day period begins at verified seller activation, not at draft creation. From day 61, every customer-order preparation and cooking session must be livestreamed to the relevant buyers, showing food handling and kitchen cleanliness. Sellers must position cameras safely, obtain consent from adults filmed, avoid private household areas and protect customer information. Buyers receive access before preparation begins. A lost or unavailable required stream pauses acceptance of new orders; ongoing orders enter review. Prerecorded clips must never be labeled live.
The production system needs authenticated seller broadcasting, restricted buyer viewing, verified session timing, outage handling and server-side order controls. None of these services is connected in this demo.
Any allegation that a seller caused illness or other health harm triggers immediate indefinite suspension from selling, with no automatic expiry or reinstatement. Preserve the report, order reference and evidence privately; block new orders and review pending orders promptly. An authorized administrator must investigate and document any reinstatement decision. Allegations must not be published as proven wrongdoing. Customers must retain access to refunds and remedies required by law. Emergency medical needs should be directed to emergency services; foodborne-illness concerns may also be reported to the local health department.
The legal entity operating Mommas Menu, governing jurisdiction and applicable seller, driver and buyer terms must be completed before collecting assent. A private contract cannot eliminate criminal responsibility, prevent government enforcement or waive every civil claim.
I acknowledge that preparing, purchasing, collecting, delivering and consuming food involves risks, including contamination, allergic reaction, illness, injury, property damage and transportation incidents. Sellers and drivers remain responsible for their own conduct and for complying with applicable laws, permits, safety duties and insurance obligations. Mommas Menu’s photographs or livestream features do not guarantee food safety.
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, I voluntarily assume the lawful risks of my participation and release the legal entity operating Mommas Menu and its officers, employees and agents from civil claims arising from those risks, including vehicle damage; house fires; flooding; medical and funeral expenses; loss of work, wages or income; and other property damage, bodily injury or death, but only to the extent such claims may lawfully be released.
This release does not waive liability for gross negligence, reckless or intentional misconduct, fraud, criminal conduct, or any negligence or other liability that applicable law prohibits releasing. It does not waive non-waivable consumer rights, legally required refunds, statutory duties, access to regulators or law enforcement, or government criminal or civil enforcement. It does not bind people who have not validly agreed, or purport to waive a child’s rights. Mommas Menu remains responsible for duties the law imposes on it.
No provision prevents a person from reporting an incident or seeking legal advice. Invalid provisions are severable only to the extent allowed by law. Any enforceable remainder remains subject to applicable law. Signing is not proof that a kitchen or vehicle is safe and does not replace appropriate insurance.
Proposed acceptance record: adult participant’s legal name, role, verified account, exact agreement version, affirmative unticked checkbox and server-recorded timestamp. Provide a downloadable copy. Do not treat a profile draft or visiting this page as waiver acceptance.
Shared accounts and storage; real likes/follows and follower counts; authorized kitchen-photo access before checkout; secure media uploads; authenticated livestreaming and day-61 enforcement; health-report intake, immediate server-side suspension and admin review; and legally reviewed, versioned agreement acceptance. Existing payment and driver-compensation terms are unchanged.