Terms, while Aiddu is being tested.
The ground rules we can state today, and what is still open.
Draft — being finalized before Aiddu opens to families. Not yet a binding policy.
Not yet a binding agreement
These terms are a draft. Who the agreement is with, which law applies, where Aiddu is offered and the full terms of use haven’t been decided. The final terms will be published here before Aiddu opens to families.
What Aiddu is today
A private AI guide for one parent and one child, and a small shared space for what they deliberately choose to share. Today a family is one parent and one child.
Aiddu is in private testing and isn’t open to families yet.
AI can be wrong
The guides are AI, not people, and they can be wrong. They aren’t a substitute for a doctor, therapist, lawyer or other professional.
Aiddu is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services.
Sharing is your decision
Nothing is shared until a person reviews the exact words and chooses to. A child’s response or acknowledgement is not an agreement or a promise, and Aiddu doesn’t check or verify a child’s note about how something went.
Not decided yet
Whether Aiddu is free or paid, its price, usage limits, supported ages, languages and countries, and app store availability. None of these are set, and nothing on this website is an offer.
Questions
A contact for questions about these terms will be listed here before Aiddu opens to families.