How do I share feedback?
Tell the team what worked and what did not through Contact support, with the calculator’s name for quick follow-up.
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Send us your feedback
Tell us what worked and what did not through Contact support in the footer. Mention the calculator’s name and, if something looked wrong, the values you entered. It helps us reproduce it quickly.
You do not need an account or to sign in to send feedback. Whether it is a small wording issue or a missing calculator, the same route works.
What is useful to hear
- A calculator that is missing, or one that does not do what you expected.
- A result that looks wrong, with the values you entered.
- Something confusing in a label, a unit or an explanation.
- What you were trying to achieve when you used Calcylator.
- Anything you would like to see added or made clearer.
How to send it
- Scroll to the footer and select Contact support.
- Say which calculator or page your feedback is about.
- Add the values you entered if the feedback is about a result.
- Send it.
Making your feedback easier to act on
One topic per message is easier to follow than several mixed together. If it is a problem rather than an idea, include what you expected to see.
Praise is welcome too. Knowing which calculators and guides were useful helps the team see what to keep improving.
Related articles
- How do I report a problem with a calculator?Send the calculator’s name, your values and what you expected through Contact support so the team can reproduce it.
- What to include when you contact supportKnow exactly what to put in a support message so the team can reproduce your issue without back-and-forth.
- What if I cannot find the calculator I need?Try different words, browse the categories, and if it is still missing, tell us through Contact support.
- My answer looks wrong: what to checkGo through units, percentages, dates, remembered values and rounding before you report a result that seems off.
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