Contact

The best way to reach us

Email is the only contact channel — there is no contact form, no chat widget, and no account system. Write to dailytoolhub.support@gmail.com from any email address. Every message is read by the person who maintains the site; replies typically arrive within a few days, though complex reports can take longer to investigate properly.

Reporting a wrong result

Accuracy reports are the most valuable messages we receive, and a good report makes the fix fast. Please include: the tool name (for example, "percentage calculator"), the exact inputs you used, what the tool produced, and what you expected instead. If the issue is visual — layout, dark mode, a button that does nothing — add your browser and device (for example, "Safari on iPhone" or "Chrome on Windows"). Screenshots are welcome when they clarify the problem.

Other things worth writing about

Confusing wording: if a guide, label, or FAQ answer left you unsure, quote the sentence — that is usually a sign it needs rewriting. Tool suggestions: the collection is deliberately small, but a genuinely missing everyday utility is worth proposing; describe the job it would do in one or two sentences. Privacy questions: anything the Privacy Policy does not answer clearly. Advertising questions: issues with ads on the site, now or once ad serving is enabled.

A note on privacy

Please do not include sensitive personal information in your message — no passwords, tokens, account numbers, or private documents. For a wrong-result report, the inputs that reproduce the issue are enough; redact anything you would not want a stranger to read, because email is not a secure channel.

What happens after you write

Bug reports are reproduced, fixed, and the fix is deployed with the next site update. Wording suggestions are folded into the guides when they improve clarity. Tool suggestions are considered against the site's philosophy — small, instant, browser-local utilities — and the best ones make the shortlist. Not every suggestion can be adopted, but every message is read and appreciated.