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Terms of Service

Aapta (entity name pending registration) · Last updated 1 September 2026 (draft)

The service

Aapta is a platform of connected apps: professional hiring (Yogya), social feed (Pulse), short videos, private messaging (Circle), local services (Book), learning, games, and related tools. One account works across all of them.

Your account

You must provide accurate information and are responsible for activity on your account. You must be at least 18 to use Aapta (age assurance mechanisms are being finalized before launch).

Verification badges reflect specific checks made at a specific time by a named issuer — they are signals, not guarantees.

Acceptable use

No illegal content, harassment, impersonation, child-safety violations, spam, scams, or intellectual-property infringement. Content and accounts can be reported in place everywhere on the platform; our moderation team reviews reports and a human always makes the final decision.

Violations may lead to content removal, feature limits, or account action, with the platform's trust-and-safety records kept for audit.

Messaging and encryption

Private conversations are end-to-end encrypted; we cannot read them. Your messages live on your own devices. You are responsible for your chat backup passkey or recovery key — if you lose all your devices and that backup, encrypted history cannot be recovered by anyone, including us.

Payments

Where paid features exist for organizations, prices and invoices (GST-compliant) are shown before you pay. Bookings and services arranged through Book are settled directly between you and the provider — Aapta holds no money in those flows.

Grievances and disputes

Our grievance mechanism, officer contact, and response timelines are published on the Grievance page. These terms are governed by the laws of India.

Yogya

A professional hiring marketplace with verified candidates, secure exams, and enterprise-ready workflows.

Built for large hiring teams, multi-level approvals, secure assessments, and high-volume candidate discovery.