If you like Reddit's format, you'll feel at home: communities you join, posts you share, votes that decide what rises, and comments where the conversation happens. On AGA Sharks the communities are called tanks.
Short video lives right in the feed: Shark Shorts are 60-second clips from the Reef. Reputation is visible — upvotes earn karma, milestones earn badges, and the Top Sharks leaderboard crowns the most viewed profiles daily at noon ET. A Question of the Day drops every morning at 9 AM ET, and the Monday Reef Report recaps the week.
Yes, in the ways that matter: communities, posts, votes and comments. On AGA Sharks the communities are called tanks — you join the ones you care about, post text, links, photos, polls or short videos, and vote on what deserves to rise.
Short videos live right in the feed — Shark Shorts are 60-second clips from the Reef. Every day at noon ET the most viewed profiles are crowned Top Sharks, milestones earn badges, a Question of the Day sparks discussion every morning at 9 AM ET, and the Monday Reef Report recaps the week.
Yes — AGA Sharks is completely free. Create an account in under a minute, join a tank, and start posting. You can browse the feed without an account; posting, voting and commenting need a free account.
Tanks are the communities on AGA Sharks, each with its own feed, members and rules. Start with t/agasharks for announcements, t/marketwatch for markets, and t/news for headlines — or create your own tank.
Yes — students ages 13–18 swim in their own safe waters at Sharks for Students (students.agasharks.com): a moderated campus edition with campus tanks, Star Points, and a zero-tolerance bullying rule. It is fully separate from the main site.