Community
Creator Guidelines
Guidance for anyone publishing recipes, videos, or blogs as a creator on AtoCook.
Last updated: July 2026
What creators can do
AtoCook creators can publish recipes, cooking videos, and blog posts, build a public profile, and gain followers.
Published content is live and publicly accessible by default unless set to private.
No guaranteed growth
AtoCook does not guarantee followers, views, engagement, or visibility for any creator or piece of content.
Recommendations and content placement are determined by platform factors that may change over time.
Live public content and moderation
All creator content is live and public upon publishing, subject to our Community Guidelines.
AtoCook may decline to publish, delay, hide, archive, limit, restrict, or remove creator content that violates our policies.
Previously reviewed, allowed, or visible content may later be hidden or removed if issues are identified or reported.
Creators are responsible for the content they publish. Public visibility on AtoCook does not mean AtoCook has reviewed, verified, endorsed, or approved the content.
In limited safety, legal, or trust-and-safety cases, AtoCook may delay, limit, or remove content.
Repeated or serious violations may result in restricted publishing privileges or account suspension.
Originality and attribution
Only publish content you created or have rights to share.
If you adapt a recipe or idea from another source, provide proper attribution where appropriate.
Accuracy
Provide accurate cooking times, ingredient lists, and instructions to the best of your ability.
Disclose known allergens where reasonably possible.
Do not make misleading health, nutrition, or medical claims about your recipes or content.
Food-first wellness and fitness content
Fitness & Meal Prep content should connect to food, meals, groceries, cooking, or food routines.
Wellness content must stay food-first and non-medical.
Avoid diagnosis, treatment, or cure claims; unsafe dieting; eating-disorder encouragement; body shaming; supplement or drug promotion as the main focus; dangerous challenges; and misleading wellness claims.
Reportable examples include: Medical claim, Unsafe diet advice, Eating disorder risk, Body shaming, Misleading wellness claim, Supplement or drug promotion, Dangerous challenge, and Not food-first.
See the food-first wellness section in our Community Guidelines.
Creators are responsible for the content they publish. Public visibility on AtoCook does not mean AtoCook has reviewed, verified, endorsed, or approved the content.
Appeals
Creators may submit moderation appeals to support.atocook@gmail.com with subject "Moderation Appeal".
Contact
Creator support: support.atocook@gmail.com