AirDigest
Terms of use
AirDigest is licensed to you under Apple's Licensed Application End User License Agreement (the standard EULA). The terms below add to it. Where they differ, these terms apply to AirDigest.
No account
AirDigest needs no account, and there's no server of ours. Your purchases belong to your Apple Account; your articles stay on your device and in your own iCloud (see the privacy policy).
What you may add
Add only what you're allowed to view. AirDigest works with public posts and with videos you choose. You're responsible for what you add and for what you do with an article, including what you share. Use it for your own reading, and keep the credit when you share.
Reels belong to their creators
A reel and its ideas belong to its creator. An article is a summary for your own reading, not a replacement for the reel; it names the creator and links back. A share as text links back too, and an image names the creator. AirDigest isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Instagram, Meta or Apple, and their names are used only to say what AirDigest works with.
Summaries can be wrong
Articles are written by Apple Intelligence, the personal intelligence system built into your device, from what a reel says and shows. Details can be wrong, and AirDigest doesn't check a reel's claims. Advice on health, money or the law is the creator's, not ours and not professional advice: check anything that matters with someone qualified.
What is free
Installing, reading, listening, sharing, exporting, Notes, the sample and the long version are free. So are your first 5 new articles, for life; the count follows your iCloud Keychain, and on a device without it the count is per device. Reinstalling doesn't restart it.
Passes
- What a pass is. A 30-day pass, a year pass or a Lifetime pass lets you write new articles past the free 5 for that time, or with no end date for Lifetime. Each is an in-app purchase at the price the App Store shows you, charged to your Apple Account.
- It never renews. You pay once. Nothing is charged when a pass ends, and there's nothing to cancel.
- When it starts. A 30-day or year pass runs from the date you buy it, by your device's clock.
- Which devices. Writing needs Apple Intelligence, and passes aren't offered on devices without it (see Support).
- Restore. Settings › Passes and restore brings back a pass bought with the same Apple Account.
- Refunds. Purchases are made through Apple. Refunds are Apple's to grant, under its terms, at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Prices may change. A change never affects a pass you've already bought, and the free allowance never shrinks for people who already have AirDigest.
When a reel can't be watched
AirDigest depends on what Instagram and Apple offer. A public post can stop working with AirDigest at any time, and we can't promise that any reel can be watched. Your articles stay yours whatever changes.
As is, and limits on liability
AirDigest is provided as is, without warranty of any kind, as far as the law allows. To the fullest extent the law permits, we aren't liable for any loss arising from an article, a recommendation or any other use of the app, or for any indirect or consequential loss. Nothing here limits liability that can't be limited by law, including your statutory rights as a consumer.
Credits
Hearing runs on WhisperKit (Argmax, MIT licence) and Whisper small (OpenAI, MIT licence). Every licence is listed in the app under Settings › Licences.
Changes
We may update these terms. The current version is always at this address with its effective date. Continued use after a change means you accept it.