Questions about Aksa

Aksa is a social platform with an AI agent. You set goals, take daily actions, show proof, and build momentum with other people.

You pick a goal and get daily actions. Each action ends with proof. Your proof builds your profile, streaks, and photo calendar, and the people around you can see and cheer your progress.

Identity, Action, and Social. Your profile and history show who you are becoming. Goals turn into daily actions. Feed, rooms, friends, and Rank make progress visible and easier to repeat.

Aksa is a mobile app. You can get it on the App Store for iOS or on Google Play for Android.

Yes. As a guest you can finish a short setup about yourself, preview public rooms, and explore the community discovery feeds.

A small, clear task that moves a goal forward. Each action uses one proof type, so you always know how to finish it.

A photo from your camera or gallery, a written answer, a rep counter, a countdown or stopwatch timer, or a confirm tap for something you did or something you avoided.

Submit the result required by the Action. Some Actions use self-reported or manual results; a completed status is not a guarantee that evidence was independently verified.

Some Actions support a manual or self-reported result. That result is different from independently verified evidence.

Streaks and progress use recorded Action results. A manual or self-reported completion is not the same as independently verified evidence.

Yes. You can start from prebuilt actions, such as fitness, coding, mindfulness, and productivity, or use AI Brainstorm to generate a list of daily actions.

Photo Actions support the camera and gallery. Choose the photo that shows the work you completed.

Use the rep counter to record the repetitions for that Action, then submit the result.

Timer Actions support countdown and stopwatch sessions. Use the timer type set for the Action.

An Answer Action asks you to write a response. It can be a reflection or an answer to a question.

A Confirm Action records whether you did something or avoided it. Use it for the rule written on that Action.

Use AI Brainstorm to suggest daily Actions. You still choose your Actions and submit their requested results.

An AI answer is not independent evidence that you did the work. Submit the result requested by the Action and check its completion status.

Each goal has its own context. Open the right goal before asking about its Actions or Proof.

Yes. The agent helps you keep moving, and people stay in control of their own actions and proof.

Rooms are shared spaces for a group goal. They have tabs for actions, resources, progress, and settings, plus room chat.

The Room owner manages its settings. Host and co-host roles can also have management access. Members submit Proof, chat, and react; adding Actions depends on the Room's member setting.

Copy the Room invite link or invite your connections. People open the shared Room from the invite; its access settings still apply.

Room activity can trigger notifications. What reaches your device depends on your notification settings, device permissions, and delivery.

You can react to an action to cheer the person who posted it. A reaction can notify them, depending on their notification settings and device permissions.

Messages you already loaded open instantly, including offline, and sync again when you are back online.

Open the Resources tab inside the Action Room to read its guides and materials.

Open the Progress tab inside the Action Room. It keeps progress separate from the Room chat.

Use the Friend tab to discover people and send partner invites. Profiles help you find people with shared interests.

Use the Group tab to find rooms, cohorts, and group challenges.

A catalog of ready made goals. Adding one gives you your own solo goal with its daily Actions, rather than joining a shared Room.

For You helps you discover activity. Following focuses on accounts you follow. The story rail shows daily Action decks.

Use the post menu to follow, hide, or report. Delete is for posts you own.

For You helps you discover activity. Following focuses on the people you follow.

Rank has three modes: Individual, School, and City.

Individual Rank shows activity scores and streak information. Different Rank views use different score data; a position is not independent verification of every Action result.

School and City views group leaderboard activity using the school or city members set in their profiles. A school label is not proof of verified enrollment.

The weekly action window starts a new cycle. That does not mean your entire streak or all Rank history is erased. Check the Rank countdown for the current cycle.

Your name and handle, your streak, followers and following, and tabs for Album, Progress, Action, and About.

A calendar on your Progress tab that shows your proof photos over recent months, next to a momentum chart.

Your recorded Action results, with a rail of goal stories.

It shows your persona, like location, school, and interests, and lets you edit your preferences.

Open your profile to browse your Action history and photo calendar.

Use the share drawer to share an Action or Proof card with a link. It includes shortcuts to supported social apps.

A template link lets someone copy the Action as their own solo goal without joining your Room. Submitted Proof has its own sharing behavior.

A solo goal keeps your personal Action setup separate from a shared Room. Proof you post can appear on social surfaces, so do not treat a private goal as a promise that every submitted photo or result stays private.

Check the goal or Room visibility before sharing. A template link copies an Action; it is different from an invite to a shared Room.

Download the app, finish the short setup, pick a goal, and do your first action with proof.

Yes. You can turn push notifications on or off and set your daily action reminder schedule.

Yes. Pick system, light, or dark, and choose English or Indonesian.

Setup offers an optional contact sync to find friends and send an invite. You can skip it.

No. Contact sync during setup is optional. You can skip it.

The What's new page on the Aksa website lists changes by date. Use the month links to browse older entries.