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We'd genuinely like to hear from you.
Whether you're a student who spotted something odd in a calculation, a teacher with an idea for a new mode, or just someone who wants to say the tool was useful — we read every message that comes in. timeandworkcalculator.com is built and maintained by one person, Pradeep Khillare, so your note reaches the person actually building the site, not a support queue or an outsourced team.
We don't run a live chat or phone line — partly to keep the site fast and free of unnecessary scripts, and partly because email gives us room to actually read and think about what you've written, rather than firing off a quick automated reply. Use the form below to open a pre-filled email in your own email app, or email us directly using the address further down this page.
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You can also just email us directly, any time:
We aim to reply within a few days, though response times can vary depending on volume, especially around exam season when traffic to the site tends to spike. Please bear with us if it takes a little longer during busy periods — every email does get read.
What to Include
To help us help you faster, it's useful to mention:
- Which calculator mode you were using (Find Time, Find Workers Needed, Work Done, or Pipes & Cisterns)
- The exact inputs you entered, if you're reporting a calculation or formula issue
- Your browser, device, and screen size, if something isn't displaying correctly
- A screenshot, if that makes the issue easier to show than to describe
What We Can Help With
We welcome bug reports, feature suggestions, corrections to formulas or explanations, general feedback on the site's design or usability, and reasonable advertising or partnership enquiries. If you've found a genuine calculation error, we take that especially seriously and will look into it promptly.
Please note we cannot provide one-on-one tutoring, personalized exam coaching, or guaranteed solutions to specific homework problems — for that, your teacher, tutor, or institution remains the right place to ask. This calculator is meant to support that learning, not replace it.
For questions about how we handle data, see our Privacy Policy. For details on accuracy and intended use, see our Disclaimer.