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Terms of Use

The basics of using Anahadh products, in plain language. This document is an unreviewed draft.

Draft — not yet in force

This document is an unreviewed draft. It has not been checked by anyone qualified, and the bracketed markers below are unanswered questions rather than statements of fact. Do not rely on it, and do not publish it in this state.

Last updated June 2026

Beta and unfinished software

Products offered in beta are unfinished. Features may change substantially or be removed, and some parts may not work as described.

{{TODO: Should beta use carry any additional terms — confidentiality about unreleased features, for instance? — CONTENT-TODO #48}}

What these products are, and are not

Swaya is a planning tool. It helps you see capacity, demand and recovery so you can plan and adjust. It does not guarantee any particular outcome or result.

Writam is a tool for organising your own material. It does not create, verify or vouch for the content you put into it.

{{TODO: Add the equivalent statement for Bokta once its scope is settled. Food and dietary claims may carry their own obligations. — CONTENT-TODO #48}}

Generated answers can be wrong

Where a product explains its reasoning or answers a question, that output can be incomplete or incorrect. It is a suggestion, not a decision.

Nothing is applied to your data until you apply it. You review any change before it takes effect.

Not professional advice

These products do not provide medical, therapeutic, legal or financial advice, and they are not emergency support. Use professional guidance for those needs.

Your responsibility

You are responsible for the decisions you make and the actions you take while using these products, including any plan you choose to follow or change.

Your data

Swaya is local-first, and you can export and delete your data from inside the app. What is stored where is described in the Privacy Policy, which is also currently a draft.

Availability and changes

{{TODO: Is any level of availability promised? Can access be withdrawn, and on what notice? — CONTENT-TODO #48}}

Liability

{{TODO: This section needs to be drafted by someone qualified. Limitation of liability is the clause most likely to be unenforceable if written by hand, and its wording varies by jurisdiction. — CONTENT-TODO #48}}

Governing law

{{TODO: Which jurisdiction governs these terms? — CONTENT-TODO #48}}

{{TODO: What is the legal entity behind Anahadh, and where is it registered? — CONTENT-TODO #49}}

Contact

Questions about these terms can be sent to the address in the footer of every page on this site.