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Contact InterConverter

The public site is maintained through a small number of support channels. Email is the best route for reporting issues, suggesting improvements, or asking about how a featured tool works.

General support

Questions about featured tools, unclear copy, or result interpretation.

support@interconverter.com
Usually within 2 business days

Bug reports

Use this for broken workflows, wrong outputs, or browser-specific issues.

support@interconverter.com
Usually within 1 business day for reproducible issues

Tool suggestions

Suggest a new calculator, a missing example, or a better explanation.

support@interconverter.com
Reviewed in batches during content updates

Privacy and terms

Use this for policy questions, data handling concerns, or legal requests.

support@interconverter.com
Usually within 5 business days

Before you email

We can review calculation issues faster when the report is specific. The most helpful emails include the exact tool page, the values used, the expected outcome, and whether the issue appears on more than one browser or device.

Suggestions are also more useful when they explain the workflow behind the request. If a tool page needs more examples, a stronger warning, or a different result format, say what task you were trying to complete.

Common questions

What makes a bug report useful?

Include the tool URL, the exact values you entered, what result you expected, what you received instead, and your browser or device if the issue looks environment-specific.

Can I ask for a tool to be added back to the public site?

Yes. If a tool is implemented but not currently featured, explain the use case and why it should become part of the maintained public set.

Do you review wording and explanation issues too?

Yes. Feedback is not limited to math errors. Reports about ambiguous labels, weak examples, or confusing instructions are useful and reviewed.

Should I rely on email for urgent business deadlines?

No. The site is maintained asynchronously. If a calculation is important for a deadline, verify it independently instead of waiting on support.