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Questions, feedback, or partnerships? We’d love to hear from you.
We typically respond within 2–3 business days.
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Questions, bug reports, or feature ideas? Send us a note and we’ll get back within 1–2 business days.
What helps us help you
- The page you were on and a short description of the issue.
- A screenshot of your inputs if something didn’t look right.
- Your device and browser (e.g., iPhone Safari, Chrome on Windows).
We use your message solely to respond and improve the tool.
Setting honest expectations
What we can and can't help with
We're always open to feedback about how the tool works, but there are a few areas where we can't step in directly.
- We can't mediate disputes. We're not able to resolve disagreements between friends, roommates, or family members.
- We can't give legal or tax advice. SplitPro is a calculator, not a substitute for professional guidance on contracts or obligations.
- We can't access your private bills. If something looks off, we can suggest what to double-check, but we don't see your receipts unless you choose to share examples.
- We can always improve the tool. Clear suggestions about confusing steps, missing explanations, or new scenarios are always welcome.
Knowing these boundaries helps keep communication focused on product improvements rather than personal situations we're not equipped to handle.
Behind the inbox
What to expect after you reach out
While we can't promise instant replies, we do aim to read and prioritize messages in a consistent, thoughtful way.
- Grouped by theme. Messages about the same issue help us see patterns and choose what to fix first.
- Clarity gets priority. Detailed, specific notes are easier to act on than general “it's broken” messages.
- No data resale. Feedback you send is used to improve the product, not to build separate marketing lists.
Whether or not you hear back individually, user feedback quietly shapes the next versions of tools like SplitPro.
Access for more people
How feedback on language and accessibility helps everyone
Small changes in wording, color, layout, or keyboard navigation can make a big difference for people using assistive technology.
- Flag confusing phrases. If a label or explanation doesn't make sense, telling us where you got stuck helps us simplify it.
- Note accessibility issues. Let us know if controls are hard to reach, focus, or read with your setup.
- Share what worked well. Positive examples of clear steps or layouts give us patterns to reuse in future updates.
Thoughtful feedback turns everyday use into a quiet collaboration that improves the tool for everyone who comes after you.