Contact

Get in touch

The best way to reach us is by email: an address will be published here shortly.

Reporting a bug

The most useful reports include three things: which tool, what you put in, and what you expected to happen instead. If a tool produced a wrong result, the exact input matters — though please do not send anything sensitive. Most of these tools run in your browser, so we cannot see what you did; a description is all we have to go on.

If you can, mention your browser and version. A surprising share of image and clipboard issues are specific to one browser’s implementation.

Requesting a tool

Suggestions are genuinely useful, particularly when they come with the reason — the job you were trying to do and what you tried instead. Tools that can run entirely in the browser are the easiest to add and the ones this site is best suited to.

Privacy and data questions

If you want to know what happens to something you entered into a specific tool, the privacy page covers it, and each tool page states plainly whether it runs locally. If anything there is unclear, ask — that is a documentation bug worth fixing.

Response times

This is a small project, so replies are not instant. Bug reports that affect a tool’s correctness get looked at first.