Contact us
Questions, feedback, or a tool you'd love to see? We'd like to hear from you.
The best way to reach the Toolsfully team is by email:
We read every message and typically reply within a few business days. If you're reporting a problem with a tool, letting us know your browser (for example, Chrome or Safari) helps us fix it faster.
Suggest a tool
Toolsfully grows based on what people actually need. If there's a calculator, converter, or utility you wish existed as a private, in-browser tool, send it our way — suggestions genuinely shape what we build next.
Reporting a problem with a tool
The more specific the report, the faster it gets fixed. What helps most:
- The page you were on, as a link.
- Your browser and operating system — Chrome on Windows, Safari on iPhone, and so on. A surprising number of faults are specific to one browser.
- What you expected to happen, and what happened instead. "The total is wrong" is hard to act on; "it showed 1,500 when I typed 1.500 and meant one and a half" can be fixed the same day.
- If a file was involved, its type and rough size — a 200-page scanned PDF, a CSV exported from Excel. Not the file itself.
Please do not send us the file. The tools are built so that your documents never reach us, and emailing one undoes that for no benefit — we almost never need it. If a problem genuinely cannot be reproduced without your data, we will say so and suggest something with the sensitive parts removed.
Corrections
The guides make factual claims — about standards, formats, conventions and arithmetic — and some of them will be wrong or will have gone out of date. Corrections are welcome and are treated as a priority rather than as criticism. If you can point at a source, that is ideal; if you simply know the current behaviour differs from what we have written, that is still worth sending.
What we cannot help with
A few things come up often enough to be worth saying plainly. We cannot recover a file — nothing you process is stored anywhere we can reach, which is the point, and it means there is no copy to restore from. We cannot advise on your particular legal, medical, financial or tax situation; the tools organise information and do arithmetic, and several of them exist specifically to tell you when a question needs a qualified professional. And we cannot unlock, decrypt or bypass protection on a document, whoever owns it.