Bib & Table

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Help with Bib & Table

Last updated 9 November 2026

Write to us

  • Email hello@bibandtable.com with anything: a question, a bug, a food you'd like added, or something you think we got wrong. A person reads every message.
  • Please don't send your child's name, birth date or health details. We don't need them to help, and we'd rather not hold them.
  • In an emergency, call your local emergency number (911 in the US and Canada, 999 in the UK, 000 in Australia). Call first: the app's emergency button only helps you dial.

Is Bib & Table free?

Yes, everything is free during early access. When the Plus plan starts, families who reserved the founding price keep half price for their first year, and how to serve every food stays free, always. Nothing is charged without you choosing a plan through the App Store.

How do I share with my partner or a carer?

Open the Family tab and tap Invite your partner or a carer. They get a link; once they accept, both of you see and log the same meals from your own iPhones. Sharing works through iCloud, so each person needs to be signed in to iCloud. It's free on every plan.

Why can't I talk to Blib?

Talking to Blib uses Apple's on-device model, so it needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence turned on (in the iPhone's Settings › Apple Intelligence & Siri). On other iPhones, Blib still finds foods and offers its actions as buttons. Nothing you say to Blib leaves your phone.

Can I log with Siri?

Yes: say "Log banana in Bib & Table", "What's for dinner in Bib & Table" or "How do I serve egg in Bib & Table". The same actions are in the Shortcuts app.

I don't get reminders

Check that reminders are on in the Family tab, and that notifications are allowed for Bib & Table in the iPhone's Settings › Notifications.

Where is my family's data, and how do I delete it?

What you log stays on your iPhone and in your own iCloud, not on our servers. In the Family tab:

The privacy policy has the details and your rights.

Where does the advice come from?

From public health guidance (such as the NHS, CDC and AAP) and peer-reviewed research. Every food shows its sources under "Why we say this". It's general information, not medical advice: check with your pediatrician, GP or health visitor, especially if your child has a medical condition. If you think something is wrong or out of date, please tell us at hello@bibandtable.com.