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GitHub issues
The primary channel for bug reports, questions, and feature requests. github.com/minutist/minutist/issues. Search open issues before posting a new one.
Getting help
Support runs through GitHub issues. There is no telemetry in the app. If you want to report a problem, you send it yourself, and you see exactly what's in the report before it goes anywhere.
Three ways to get help
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The primary channel for bug reports, questions, and feature requests. github.com/minutist/minutist/issues. Search open issues before posting a new one.
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The getting started guide covers initial setup. The troubleshooting page lists common problems and their fixes.
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Answers to questions about pricing, what the connector actually sends to the AI provider, and how sync encryption works: pricing FAQ and security page.
"Report a problem"
No telemetry. The app never sends anything automatically. Here's the sequence.
Open the Help menu and choose "Report a problem". The app pre-fills a GitHub issue form with your Minutist version, your OS, and any relevant log lines.
The form opens in your browser. Read it. Edit or remove anything you don't want to share. Nothing is sent until you click Submit on GitHub.
GitHub asks you to sign in if you're not already. The issue lands in the public tracker at github.com/minutist/minutist.
Open an issue directly
Open an issue on GitHub directly, no app required. Search existing issues first; your problem may already have a fix or a workaround.