How to contact Trexmi
For general enquiries, platform feedback, partnerships, or technical reports, email hello@trexmi.com. Replace this placeholder address with the production support mailbox before public launch.
To help us understand your request, use a clear subject line and include the name of the relevant tool or page. Do not send passwords, private keys, active API keys, access tokens, confidential documents, or personal information that is not required for the enquiry.
Reporting a technical problem
A useful bug report explains what happened, what you expected to happen, and how the problem can be reproduced. Include:
- The exact tool or page name.
- Your browser and device type.
- The steps taken before the issue appeared.
- A screenshot where appropriate.
- A small, non-sensitive sample input.
Reports containing reproducible steps are easier to investigate than general messages such as “the tool does not work.”
Questions about tool results
Trexmi can clarify how a tool is intended to work, but results should always be reviewed before production use. For security, legal, medical, financial, or compliance-sensitive decisions, consult an appropriately qualified professional and use specialist software where required.
When asking about a result, share only a redacted or synthetic example. For certificate and key tools, remove private material and confidential hostnames before sending a screenshot.
Privacy and data requests
Questions about personal information, cookies, account details, access, correction, or deletion should clearly state that the message is a privacy request. Verification may be required before information connected to an account can be disclosed or changed.
For more detail, review the Privacy Policy and Cookies Policy.
Business and partnership enquiries
Trexmi may consider relevant partnerships, integrations, content collaborations, and licensing discussions. A useful proposal should explain the organisation, the intended audience, the practical benefit, technical requirements, and any commercial expectations.
Unsolicited requests for paid links, misleading endorsements, copied tools, or access to user information will not be accepted.
Response times and support scope
Messages are reviewed according to urgency, relevance, and available capacity. Trexmi does not provide emergency support or guaranteed one-to-one consulting. Public documentation and tool guidance should be checked before contacting support, as many common questions are answered directly on the relevant page.
Frequently asked questions
What should I include in a bug report?
Include the tool name, browser, steps to reproduce, expected result, actual result, and a non-sensitive example.
Can I send a private key or password for testing?
No. Never send active secrets. Use a synthetic example or redact the sensitive material.
Where do I submit a tool idea?
Use the Request a Tool page, which explains the information needed for a useful product request.
Does Trexmi provide emergency support?
No. Trexmi is not an emergency, legal, medical, financial, or incident-response service.