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Support

Kensora is not a crisis service, and it does not detect or prevent any medical or mental-health condition or emergency. This page is support for software, and nothing on it can help in an emergency. If you are in danger or in crisis, contact your local emergency number or find a helpline at findahelpline.com.

One page for every way to reach the people behind the Kensora app and Project Kensora. Find the section that matches what you need, and use the route it names.

Help with the Kensora app

If something in the app is broken, confusing, or not behaving the way you expect, email hello@kensora.io.

What to include

Your device model, the app version, what happened, and what you expected to happen instead. Please do not include your health details in a first email. If any detail about your use of the app is needed to help you, a human will ask, and will ask only for what is needed.

The app has its own site at kensora.io, with its own support page at kensora.io/support. The app itself is on the App Store.

Questions about Project Kensora

For questions about the open source program, the license plan, the contributor agreement, or anything else on this site, email hello@kensora.io. When the public repository opens, public issues and discussions will arrive with it, and most project conversation will move there. Until then, email is the whole front door.

Security and safety reports

Anything that could expose user data, weaken encryption, or compromise a device or account gets a private front door, and so do weaknesses in Kensora's safety features, such as wording that should cause the app to show support resources but does not. Email security@kensora.io, and never file a public report: the content of these reports often cannot be posted safely in an open space.

The full reporting guide, including what to include and what happens to a report, is on the Security page.

Conduct concerns

Expectations for behavior in the project's future community spaces are set out in the code of conduct. When those spaces open, conduct reports will be handled privately, and retaliation against a reporter is itself a violation. A dedicated reporting route will publish with the repository.

Press and brand

Press and media questions go to hello@kensora.io. The Kensora name, mark, and logo are reserved, and the details are on the License page. Please do not use the Kensora logo without permission. Truthful reference to the project by name is always welcome.

What to expect when you write

Project Kensora is a small team, and replies come from a human. No response times are promised here, deliberately: honesty over promises. Security and safety-feature reports are read before anything else.