About the service

Ahaia is a free knowledge service offering short, AI-edited summaries and links to external sources. Its content is general information and must not be treated as medical, legal, financial or other professional advice.

Sources and accuracy

We aim to use authoritative sources, but cannot guarantee that every statement is always complete or error-free. Check the original sources before making important decisions. External websites are responsible for their own content and terms.

Copyright and media

Ahaia creates original factual summaries and links to source pages instead of reproducing articles. It does not intentionally reproduce lyrics, dialogue, literary passages, reviews or other expressive excerpts. External images are displayed only when reusable rights metadata indicates Public Domain, CC0, CC BY 4.0 or CC BY-SA 4.0 use; otherwise Ahaia's own topic visual is used. Image credits and licence links are shown on the image.

Acceptable use

You may use Ahaia for personal and lawful purposes. Attempts to disrupt the service, bypass security or automatically collect content at scale are prohibited. The service may change or be temporarily unavailable.

Privacy and storage

You may use Ahaia without an account. If you register, Supabase processes your email address, password authentication and verification status on Ahaia's behalf. Ahaia does not store your plain-text password on its server. Ahaia stores your verified account identifier, email address, display name, unique username, country, preferred language, selected interests and linked device IDs. Your selected interests, likes and dated discovery and source-opening activity are restored from linked devices when you sign in. A local copy supports the progress display, including Aha Points, levels, daily goals and badges. Your acceptance and reading history also remain on this device. To understand and improve the service, Ahaia stores a random device ID with likes, qualified scroll views, story opens, active foreground time, coarse platform type and whether the app runs standalone or in a browser. For the leaderboard, Ahaia stores point events and shows a registered display name or an automatically generated guest alias, score and rank. The owner can review device-level activity and, for linked accounts, the account email and profile to monitor registration, engagement and content quality. A device identifier is not necessarily one person. If you add friends, they can see your display name, username, country, Aha Points and kudos. Your comments, display name and username are visible to anyone who opens the post. Mentions can notify accepted friends inside Ahaia; friend requests also create in-app notifications. Advertising providers may process data under their own privacy and consent settings. If video autoplay is enabled and its video area comes into view, a YouTube post may load and play. Sound follows your device-specific Ahaia choice, though the browser may require a tap before allowing sound. YouTube may receive technical information and use cookies or similar technologies. Playback stops when you scroll away and may continue to the end while the video remains visible.

Age and liability

The service is intended for people aged 13 and over and is used at your own risk. To the extent permitted by law, Ahaia is not liable for indirect loss or for decisions based solely on its summaries.

Changes

These terms may be updated as the service develops. If a material change is made, you will be asked to accept the new version. Version 1.7, 27 September 2026.

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