# Support and feedback How to reach us, what makes a report useful, and what we actually want to hear about. Status: Reference Documentation updated: 2026-09-22 Source: https://docs.orneos.com/docs/support Orneos is small and pre-release. Support is a person, not a queue. Email [support@orneos.com](mailto:support@orneos.com). ## Before writing Two pages answer most questions: - [Troubleshooting](https://docs.orneos.com/docs/troubleshooting) — the problems people actually hit. - [Known limits](https://docs.orneos.com/docs/limits) — things that are missing on purpose, so you do not spend time reporting them as bugs. If it is in Known limits, you can still write. Telling us a gap is blocking you is genuinely more useful than us guessing which gaps matter. ## Reporting a bug What makes a report actionable: - **What you did, and what happened instead.** Specific beats general. - **Roughly when, and which team.** Both help us find it server-side. - **Browser and version.** - **Did a reload fix it?** - **Did anyone else see it?** This one matters more than it sounds — a problem only you see is usually local state, a problem everyone sees is usually the server. It halves the search. A screenshot helps. A screen recording helps more. ## Reporting a security issue Email the same address with enough detail to reproduce. We will acknowledge and keep you posted. Please do not disclose publicly before we have had a chance to fix it. See [Security and isolation](https://docs.orneos.com/docs/security). ## Accessibility Something unusable with a keyboard or a screen reader is a bug, not a limitation, and we treat it that way. Please report it rather than working around it. ## Corrections to these docs If a page here is wrong, out of date, or claims more than the product does, tell us. That last one especially — overstating availability is the specific failure this documentation is built to avoid, and an outside reader is better placed to catch it than we are. Every page has a correction link at the foot. ## Feature requests Welcome. Tell us the problem you want to solve and how it affects your work. We use that evidence to shape priorities and scope. See [Roadmap](https://docs.orneos.com/docs/roadmap) for active work, planned capabilities and options we are exploring. The requests that move us are the ones attached to something concrete — a review that went badly, a decision that got lost, a gap that cost your team real time. Not "it would be nice if". That is not a rhetorical preference; a specific failure tells us what to build and a general wish does not. ## Pilots If you want to bring a real change through a [founder-assisted review](https://docs.orneos.com/docs/review-workflow), [request a pilot](https://docs.orneos.com/early-access). Scope, what material is shared, retention and any model-provider use are agreed with you in writing beforehand.