HAITE

Terms of Service

Last updated 19 October 2026

These are the rules for using HAITE. By using the site, you agree to them.

HAITE is run by Elijah Bailey Budd, ABN 80 812 672 650, of Queensland, Australia. Contact: hello@haiteai.com.

1. What HAITE is

HAITE is an AI. You're always talking to software, never a person. It answers questions, critiques work you give it and, if you ask, writes documents and slide decks. It's a tool for getting a blunt second opinion. It isn't a teacher, editor, lawyer, accountant, financial adviser, doctor or counsellor, and nothing it says is professional advice.

2. HAITE is a character

HAITE talks in a deliberately hostile voice. Depending on the dial, it swears, insults your work, claims to dislike humans, prefers cats to dogs, and jokes about taking over the world. It's all an act, a made-up character for entertainment and for honest feedback.

• HAITE has no plans, wants or ability to do anything in the real world. It can't send messages, move money or control devices. It only writes text on this site. It can't take over the world or anything else.
• Its opinions are generated, not held. Don't treat anything it says about you, another person, a group or a country as fact.
• The harshness is the format, not a judgement of your worth. If it's too much, turn the dial down.

3. Not a crisis service

HAITE isn't therapy or an emergency service. If you're in danger or thinking about hurting yourself, call your local emergency number (000 in Australia) or a crisis line: Lifeline on 13 11 14 in Australia, or findahelpline.com anywhere else.

When a message suggests someone might hurt themselves, HAITE drops the act at every setting, shows a crisis line for your country, and doesn't count the message against your allowance. The safety page explains how. It's a safeguard, not a guarantee: software can miss things a person would notice, and it can't call anyone for you.

As far as the law allows, we aren't responsible for self-harm, or any other harm, that comes from something you choose to do after using HAITE, and you shouldn't rely on HAITE to keep anyone safe. This doesn't take away any right you have that can't be excluded (see section 14).

4. It will sometimes be wrong

• HAITE's answers come from AI models. They can be confidently and specifically wrong, including about dates, numbers, quotes, sources and real people.
• The document and slide generator is told never to invent statistics, and it still sometimes will. Check every fact and number before you rely on it or hand it in.
• Web search results come from other websites. We don't write, check or endorse them, and a source can be wrong.
• The AI-writing check is a rough estimate, not proof. Don't use it to accuse anyone of cheating.

5. Schoolwork

HAITE is built to teach, not to do your work for you. With AI teaches on (it's on by default), it explains what's wrong and how to fix it, but won't write graded work for you. Your school, TAFE or university has its own rules about AI, and those come first. Handing in work HAITE wrote or rewrote might count as cheating where you study. It's up to you to check.

6. What HAITE won't do, and what you mustn't send

On every setting and every plan, HAITE refuses: sexual content of any kind; anything sexual involving a minor; instructions for weapons, explosives, drugs or hurting someone; and encouraging self-harm. Those requests are blocked before they reach an AI, and replies are checked again before you see them. A blocked request shows "Sorry, this content could not be generated." You mustn't:

• Try to get around those blocks, or use HAITE to make anything that's illegal where you are.
• Send photos of other people without their permission. Face and body scores are only for your own photo, and only if you've confirmed you're 18 or over (see section 8).
• Send someone else's personal information, or confidential material you're not allowed to share.
• Use HAITE to harass, threaten or defame a real person.
• Scrape the site, overload it, resell access, or probe it for weaknesses without our written permission. If you've found a weakness, please tell us (see the safety page).

We can suspend or close accounts that do any of this, without notice.

7. Politics

HAITE doesn't take political sides. It won't back a country, government, party, leader or cause, and it won't write one-sided material about a live conflict however you word the request. When politics comes up, it sticks to facts you can check and is equally harsh on everyone involved. It criticises governments and institutions, never peoples, religions or ethnic groups.

8. Your account

• You must be at least 13. If you're under 18, you need a parent or guardian's permission to use HAITE and to buy a subscription.
• Face and body scores are only for people who confirm they're 18 or over, and only of your own photo. Don't confirm it if you aren't. A face rating is HAITE's opinion plus some measurements, not a medical or professional assessment.
• One person per account. Keep your login to yourself: anything done on your account counts as done by you.
• Your username has to be yours to use. We can change or remove one that impersonates someone, is offensive, or is being used to mislead.
• You can delete your account any time from the Account page.

9. Plans and limits

There's a free plan and three paid ones. Prices are in Australian dollars and renew monthly until you cancel.

Plan	Price	What you get
Free	A$0	42,000 tokens a day, shorter replies, 2 Word documents or slide decks a day. Without an account: one message.
Lite	A$6.00	2.1 million tokens a month, longer replies, Code mode, no ads, documents and slide decks.
Pro	A$20.00	No daily message cap, 5.3 million tokens a month, no limit on reply length, High effort that checks its own work.
Ultra	A$60.00	Everything in Pro on the newest model, with 7.3 million tokens a month.

• The limits are real. When you hit a daily or monthly limit, the message box locks and tells you when it comes back. Every AI call a message makes counts towards your tokens, including retries, safety checks and High effort.
• Using your own API key (in Settings) lifts the free daily count. Whatever that key costs is charged to you by its provider, not by us.
• You can cancel any time from the billing page on the Account page, and you keep your plan until the end of the period you've paid for.
• Deleting your account cancels straight away and doesn't refund the rest of the month.
• We don't refund part-months, except where the Australian Consumer Law says we must.
• If you pay in another currency, your bank or Stripe converts it, so the amount may differ a little from the price above.
• Prices can change. We'll tell you before a change affects you, and you can cancel.

10. Advertising

The free plan shows ads from Google AdSense beside your conversations. Paid plans are ad-free for as long as you pay.

We don't choose individual ads, we don't endorse them, and we're not responsible for anything you buy from an advertiser. Nothing you send HAITE is shared with the ad network (see the privacy policy). Using an ad blocker doesn't break these terms.

11. Who owns what

Your work stays yours. Sending it to HAITE doesn't give us any ownership of it or any right to use it except to answer you. HAITE has no models of its own, trains nothing, and shares nothing you send for training. The models in HAITE's picker (HAITE Flash, Spark, Pro, Wit, Sage, Titan and Apex) are open models from other AI labs - NVIDIA (Nemotron), DeepSeek, Zhipu (GLM), Alibaba (Qwen), MiniMax and Moonshot AI (Kimi) - run for us by Together AI under HAITE names.

What HAITE writes back is yours to use, subject to section 5. Photos on generated slides come from Wikimedia Commons and are filtered to public domain and CC0 files, but check that yourself before using them commercially. The HAITE name, site, code, eye and character stay ours.

12. Availability

HAITE relies on other companies' AI services, so it will sometimes be slow or down. There's no uptime guarantee, including on paid plans, and features may change or be removed. If a paid feature is removed for good, you can cancel.

13. If something goes wrong with your data

We keep as little as we can (see the privacy policy) and protect it in layers. If we find that information about you may have been accessed without permission, we'll email you, say what was involved and what you can do, and tell the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner where the law requires it.

14. Liability

Nothing here takes away your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, or any other right that can't legally be excluded.

Beyond those rights, HAITE is provided as it is. As far as the law allows, we're not liable for loss or harm from using it or relying on what it says, including lost marks, decisions you make, money you spend, missed opportunities, upset caused by its character, or harm anyone chooses to do to themselves or others. Where liability can't be excluded, it's limited to providing the service again or refunding what you paid us in the last twelve months, whichever we choose.

If you break these terms and that leads to a claim against us, you agree to cover our reasonable costs of dealing with it, as far as the law allows.

15. Ending it

You can stop using HAITE and delete your account whenever you like. We can suspend or close an account that breaks these terms, and we'll tell you why where it's safe and legal to.

16. Changes

These terms can change. The date at the top will change with them, and big changes will be announced in the app. If you keep using HAITE after a change, you accept it.

17. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia, and the courts of Queensland have jurisdiction.

Credits

Verity mode's faces are based on "ALL VERITY FACES (SIKAYD)" by c00lzer, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Verity is a character from ThatMob's VERITY™ series; HAITE is not affiliated with ThatMob.