Tell us what to build. Or what's broken.
One form. No account, no sign-in, no catch. It goes straight to our inbox, and we read every one that arrives.
What happens to it
- 1
It reaches us, sorted
The type you pick is what makes it land in the right place instead of a pile. A bug, an idea, a confusion and a slowdown each go to a different corner of the same inbox.
- 2
A person reads it
Not a queue you disappear into. Everything that arrives gets read — including the ones we decide against.
- 3
You hear back if it matters
Leave an email and we will tell you when the thing you raised is fixed or shipped — and what we decided, if we went the other way. Leave it blank and it still reaches us.
What makes a good one
- Something is broken
- What you did, what happened, and what you expected instead.
- You have an idea
- What you are doing today instead, and why the new way is better.
- It was confusing
- Where you got stuck, and what you thought would happen.
There is no public board any more. It filled with junk within days, and once something is posted it is posted — for the person who wrote it in as much as for whoever spammed it. So this goes to us directly, and nothing you send is published.