


Support & Developers
Tell us what you need and we'll point you to the right team.
These often solve it without waiting. You can still contact us anytime.




If something isn't working for anyone, it'll be posted there first, with timestamps.
Some questions go faster to the team that owns them.
Five short steps. Your answers are kept if you go back.
Pick the closest match.
Only approved, currently available options appear, each with what it needs.
Web request
Live chat
Phone support
Use the web request instead.
Contact your local emergency services first. To report harmful content or behavior, use the safety route.


Leave these out of any request or attachment.
Passwords
One-time codes
Card numbers
API keys
or tokens
Screenshots are fine
with private info hidden
Your request only shows each stage once it actually reaches it.
Submitted
Your request was sent
Received
The system confirmed it
With a team
Routed to the right team
Waiting on you
If more detail is needed
Closed
When the request is finished


Business questions go to a separate team, not support.
Before you write in.
Most requests get a first reply within one business day. You'll see the stage change from Submitted to Received once the system confirms it, and again once a team picks it up.
Chat and phone availability vary by hours, language and whether you're signed in. Only approved, currently available channels are shown to you when you contact us.
No — the web request works without signing in. Some channels, like live chat, do require a signed-in account so we can verify who we're talking to.
Check System Status first — if it's a wider issue it'll be posted there with timestamps. If it's just you, go ahead and start a request under "Something isn't working."
Yes, screenshots are fine and often help. Just make sure any passwords, one-time codes, card numbers or API keys are hidden or cropped out before you attach one.
No. Contact your local emergency services first for anything urgent. Use "Report a concern" for harmful content or behavior that needs the safety team's attention.