One inbox, actually read

There is no contact form, no ticket system and no autoresponder. Email reaches the studio directly, and a person replies.

We removed the contact form. It collected a name, an email and a message, and then told you delivery was not connected and to email us instead — which is a form pretending to be a form.

Email: admin@espycrux.com

What to send

• Something is broken — a tool giving the wrong answer, a game that will not load, a page that fails on your browser. Tell us what you did, what happened and what you expected.
• A mistake in an article — send the link and what is wrong with it. Corrections get made and noted rather than quietly edited.
• A security issue — put “Security” in the subject line. We acknowledge within a couple of days and will not pursue anyone reporting in good faith. There is no bounty programme.
• A question about the work — how something was built, why a decision went the way it did. These are the emails we most enjoy getting.
• Anything commercial — we are small and not actively taking on outside work, so the answer is usually no, but you will get a straight answer rather than silence.

Details

• Studio: ESPYCRUX
• Based in: India
• Typical reply: two to three days
• Phone: none
• Mailing list: none