Support for the private AI roast app for friend groups

RoastRecap is a private AI roast app for friend groups on iPhone. It turns real group activity into AI roasts, weekly recaps, and rankings.

It is built for invite-only groups that want shared context and recurring payoff instead of a public social feed.

Yes. RoastRecap is built around private, invite-only groups instead of public profiles or public discovery inside the app.

That structure keeps recaps, roast-style humor, and group context limited to the people who belong in the conversation.

Right now RoastRecap is focused on the iPhone app and App Store download flow.

If platform availability changes later, the website and store links should be treated as the source of truth.

Each RoastRecap group starts as a private space, and access is controlled by invites rather than open public browsing.

Owners and admins can manage membership, approvals, and elevated permissions inside the group.

RoastRecap uses the moments, reactions, comments, and event context from your private group to generate roast-style output tied to what actually happened that week.

It works best as a private AI roast app, not as a generic public meme generator.

Weekly rankings use the same group activity that powers the recaps, including moments, reactions, and comments.

The goal is to give your friend group a recurring leaderboard with context behind every shift.

Yes. RoastRecap is intended for adults 18+ because the product includes mature roast-style humor and strong banter.

The app is designed to keep that tone inside private groups with clear boundaries and moderation tools.

Group owners and admins can manage members, approvals, and moderation actions when content or behavior crosses the line.

If you need help beyond the group level, use the support form or contact support so the issue can be reviewed.

Open the app, go to log in, and use the Forgot Password option under the password field.

If you still cannot access the account, contact support and include the email address tied to the account.

Send an account deletion request to support and include your username and the email address tied to the account so the request can be verified.

Account deletion is permanent, and some data may still be retained for legal, security, or backup reasons as described in the privacy policy and terms.

You can use the contact form on the support page or email support@roastrecap.com.

Include a clear description of the issue, what you expected to happen, what actually happened, and any device or version details that might help.

RoastRecap uses your account and group activity to operate the app, generate recaps and roast output, and support moderation, security, and account functions.

The privacy policy and terms explain the formal details, including how data may be processed, retained, or removed after an account deletion request.