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Support

One address. A person answers.

How to reach us, what to put in the mail so the first reply is the fix, and how fast we answer on each plan.

Support hours

Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00 Central European Time, public holidays excluded.

Where to write

There is no ticket portal and no chat widget. A mail lands with the people who built the product, and the reply comes from one of them.

Before you write

The in-app guide answers most “how do I” questions first: open Guide in the sidebar, or read the public copy here.

Read the docs

What to include

Fill in what you know and the mail writes itself. It opens in your own mail app, ready to send.

The first reply is the fix when the mail carries these:

  1. 1Your organization's name and the workspace, if there is one.
  2. 2What you did, what you expected and what happened instead. Exact wording of any error.
  3. 3The time it happened and the time zone. Every action a box takes is in the audit log and the task timeline, and the time is how we find it.
  4. 4Where the organization runs: DevBench compute, your own host, or a cloud account.
  5. 5A screenshot or, better, the recorded demo of the run. The product records its own work; attach the clip.

Do not send secrets, tokens or credentials. If a token is involved, revoke it on the provider and say so; we never need the value.

Write a mail that gets fixed on the first reply

0 of 5 included

Exact wording of any error.

Where it runs

Preview

To
hello@devbench.sh
Subject
Support request
Organization: …Workspace: …Runs on: …When: …What I did:…What I expected:…What happened instead:…
Open in mail app

Opens your own mail client. Nothing is sent from this page.

Response times

The first reply, by plan, and where it comes from.

A working day is Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00 Central European Time, public holidays excluded. Access requests from this site get a reply within one working day whichever plan you are considering.

Something is down

Put DOWN at the start of the subject. Say whether it is one workspace, one organization or everything, and whether it runs on DevBench compute or on your host. Mails with that subject are read first, on every plan.

On a host you run, check the host first: the update script, the container runtime and Redis are the three things the hosting page says an operator must be able to see.

A security issue

Write to security@devbench.sh, not to support, so it reaches the right people and only them. The Trust section of the security page says what happens next, and security.txt carries the same address for tools that look for it.

Your account and data

To export your organization's data, delete your account, or exercise a right under the GDPR, mail hello@devbench.sh from the account's address. We answer within one month, usually far sooner. The privacy policy says what we hold and for how long.