HadtahTerms of use
Last updated 14 November 2026
By using the Hadtah website or a Hadtah app, you agree to these terms. They are written to be short and clear.
Using our apps
You may download and use Hadtah apps for yourself, your family, your school or your business. You may copy the installers to other devices, for example with a flash drive, as long as you do not change them or charge money for them.
Free apps, provided as they are
Eilpah, Ennun, Lamma, Offline Library and Cash Flow are free. We test our apps and work hard to make them reliable, but they are provided “as is”, without any guarantee. You are responsible for keeping backups of your own records.
Paid features
TTu has a free daily allowance (20 questions a day) and an optional weekly plan. The price is shown clearly in TTu before you pay. TTu’s own terms apply to TTu.
Free during launch until 15 Dec 2026: all Hadtah apps, including TTu and Eilpah, can be used without payment or a subscription until then.
Downloads and warnings
Our Android and Windows apps are not distributed through app stores yet, so your device may show a warning when you install them. Only download Hadtah apps from this website.
Acceptable use
Do not use our apps or services to break the law, to harm others, or to try to break or overload our services.
Advice, not a guarantee
Lamma’s verdicts and TTu’s answers help you decide, but they can be wrong. Always use your own judgement, and contact your bank or mobile network directly about any money matter.
Changes
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version.
Law
These terms are governed by the laws of Uganda.