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We love suggestions, bug reports, and requests for new converters or unit variants.

Email: everydayroyalties@gmail.com
What to include: page URL, the values you entered, and what you expected to see.

We usually respond within a few business days. Priority is given to accuracy issues and accessibility requests.

We aim to review messages on weekdays. Most replies arrive within a few business days, with priority for accuracy or accessibility issues.

Tell us the unit pair(s) you need and examples of real numbers you convert. This helps us validate constants, rounding, and UX for your scenario.

Do not include personal or sensitive information in your message. We only need details that help reproduce a conversion or UX issue.

Last updated October 08, 2025

When you do reach out, a few specific details can turn a vague report into something we can investigate and fix.

Paste the full URL of the converter or article where you noticed a problem.
Include a concrete example value that produced a confusing or incorrect result.
Mention your browser and device (for example: Chrome on Android, Safari on iOS, desktop Edge).
Tell us what you expected to see, not just what felt wrong.

Clear reports save time on both sides and directly shape fixes and new features.

You spot a wrong constant or rounding rule and can share a reference for the correct one.
A converter is unclear on mobile—labels, buttons, or results are hard to read or tap.
You have an idea for a new converter that fits a real recurring task in your work or home life.
You notice a pattern of confusion that could be fixed with a better explanation on the page.

These are exactly the kinds of notes that shape what we improve next.

“This converter was hard to use on a small screen” plus a screenshot and your device details.
“This constant seems off compared with this standard” plus a link to the source you trust.
“I use this in my work as…” with a description of your field and which units matter most to you.
“Here's a confusing step I see students struggle with” if you teach or mentor others.

Messages like these turn into concrete fixes, clarifications, or new content on the site.

Because this is a focused tool, not a large company, responses may be limited—but your message can still matter.

Not every message receives a direct reply, especially if it's a simple compliment (always appreciated!).
Bug reports and clear correction notes are more likely to influence quick fixes.
Feature ideas might sit for a while until they fit into a broader update.
Respectful tone and detail make it easier to treat your note seriously.

Even without a personal response, your feedback can still improve the experience for everyone.

Avoid sharing sensitive personal details when describing how you use the site.
Use general terms for workplaces or locations instead of naming specific organizations if you prefer.
Focus on the behavior of the page rather than who was involved.
Remove screenshots that contain unrelated personal information before sending.

Useful feedback doesn't require revealing more about yourself than you're comfortable with.

Keep a copy of any suggestion you send so you can act on parts of it yourself if needed.
Experiment locally—for example, by building your own mini-checklists based on the site.
Share your idea with peers who might benefit from a similar approach in their tools.
Revisit the site later to see whether new additions line up with what you proposed.

Your ideas don't have to wait on anyone else to start shaping how you work with units.