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Explore Aipair, then make it your own

A practical guide from the Aico team to finding communities, sharing your work and choosing what others can see.

Start with something you want to explore

You can browse public pages before creating an account. Open the blog for articles, the directory for community discovery, or events for activities. The Music and Videos tabs open their respective sections. Choose a subject that interests you and inspect the creator or publisher behind an item before following links elsewhere.

Community contributions belong to their authors. A profile, a recommendation or an external link does not establish that a claim is accurate or that a business is endorsed by Aico. Compare information with its original source, especially when an item asks for payment, personal documents or a download.

Give people a reason to read your post

When signed in, use the feed composer to share an update. Explain what you made, what happened or what you want to discuss, rather than posting a bare link. For a photo or video, add useful context: who created it, what it shows and why it matters to the conversation. Credit material you did not create and obtain the rights and permission needed before uploading it.

Check the audience control before publishing. Keep private contact details, identity documents, passwords and other people's personal information out of public posts. If you used AI to create or substantially change material, explain that context and check factual claims yourself. AI output should not be presented as evidence that an event happened.

For longer writing, use the blog area and organize your article around one clear question. Share your own explanation or experience, provide the sources a reader needs to check your claims, and avoid repeated keywords or unrelated promotional links.

Review your profile and account controls

Open your account menu and Settings. Profile Settings contains your name, About me, location, website, school and work details. Fill in only information you want associated with your account. A public biography or website link can be visible to visitors even when they are not signed in.

Review Privacy and Notification Settings separately: changing which alerts you receive does not change who can see your content. Manage Sessions lets you review account sessions, and Two-factor authentication provides an additional account-security option. Keep recovery information under your control and never share a verification code with someone who contacts you in a post or message.

Report a problem with enough detail to investigate

If a profile or item offers a report option, use it to flag spam, impersonation or unsuitable content. You can also contact the Aico team. Include the page address, a short description of the problem and the steps that led to it. For a display or playback issue, mention your browser or app and device type. Do not include your password, verification codes or payment credentials.

Read the Terms of Use before contributing and the Privacy Policy for information about data handling and advertising choices. You can return to the privacy and cookie settings link to revisit advertising choices when the consent service is available.