Contact

What to write about

App support and bug reports

If an app crashes, won't set a wallpaper, or shows a blank grid, this is the fastest thing you can help me with. Please include the app name, your phone model and Android version (Settings → About phone), and what you did just before the problem appeared. A screenshot is worth several paragraphs. Crash reports that name the device almost always get fixed in the next release; "it doesn't work" reports usually can't be reproduced and stall.

Corrections to an article

The blog makes concrete claims — battery percentages, panel behaviour, dates, study results — and concrete claims can be wrong. If you spot an error, tell me which article and which sentence, and where the better number comes from if you have it. Corrections are made in the article itself and the change is noted in the "Updated" line rather than quietly edited away.

Suggestions for new themes or articles

Theme requests genuinely influence what gets built next — several of the existing apps started as a suggestion. Article ideas are welcome too, particularly questions you couldn't find a straight answer to elsewhere.

Copyright and content concerns

If you believe an image used on this site or inside one of the apps infringes your rights, write with the specific URL or the app name and screen, a description of the work, and proof of ownership. I take these seriously and act on them quickly — material in question is pulled while the claim is checked, not after.

Press, partnerships and advertising

This is a side project rather than a company, and I don't publish sponsored posts, paid links or guest articles. If that's your enquiry, the answer is no and I'd rather save you the follow-up. Genuine press questions about the apps or the site are welcome.

What I can't help with

I can only support apps published under my own Google Play developer account, linked above. If a wallpaper app came from another developer, I have no access to its code or its content and can't do anything about it. I also can't supply original-resolution files or licensing for individual images on request — the images live inside their respective apps and are provided for personal use on your own device, as set out in the Terms.

What happens to your message

Your email address and whatever you write are used to answer you and, where relevant, to fix the thing you reported. They aren't added to a mailing list, aren't sold, and aren't shared with anyone else. Correspondence is kept only as long as it's useful for support. There's no contact form on this page deliberately — a plain email means nothing you send passes through a third-party form processor. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.

A faster route for app problems

For a bug that affects an app specifically, a Google Play review on that app's listing reaches me as well and is visible to other users, which helps them know a fix is coming. For anything needing a back-and-forth, email is better — Play reviews only allow one reply from me.