We want SlipSync to work reliably for you and your friends. Below is how to get help, what to expect, and answers to common questions.
See what changed in each release on our changelog. For product questions, beta access, bugs, account issues, or privacy-related requests, email support@slipsync.app. For privacy-specific matters (access, correction, or complaints under Australian privacy law), you may also write to privacy@slipsync.app.
Please include a clear subject line, the email address associated with your SlipSync or waitlist signup (if any), app version and device model when reporting a bug, and steps to reproduce the issue. That helps us resolve requests faster.
We aim to acknowledge substantive enquiries within a few business days. Complex investigations may take longer; we will keep you informed where practicable.
SlipSync is offered with Australian users in mind. Nothing in this page limits any rights you may have under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) or other laws that cannot be excluded. If a statutory guarantee applies to services we supply to you as a consumer and we fail to meet that guarantee, you may have remedies such as repair, replacement, refund, or compensation in the circumstances set out in the ACL.
If you believe there is a problem with the Services, contact us first so we can try to resolve it. If you remain dissatisfied, you may escalate through consumer agencies or dispute processes available in your state or territory.
If you access SlipSync from outside Australia, your local consumer laws may also apply. We design support processes to align with transparent, fair handling of requests regardless of region, subject to applicable law.
If problems persist, email support with device model, iOS version, app version, and a brief description of what you expected versus what happened.
If you need information in another format or have accessibility feedback about our website or app, contact support@slipsync.app. We will consider reasonable requests in line with applicable anti-discrimination and accessibility expectations.