Support
Questions, bugs, and feature requests all go to the same place: the issue tracker on GitHub. It's public, so an answer written once is there for whoever hits the same thing next — and you can watch a bug move from reported to fixed.
Not on GitHub? Email hello@hoqu.dev and I'll pick it up from there — no account needed.
dmrock/hoqu
The whole app is open source. Browse the code, or open an issue — a free GitHub account is all it takes.
Open the issue trackerPick a lane
Report a bug
Say what you did, what you expected, and what happened instead. If the app showed you an error screen, the "Report it" button there carries the error code across for you — that code is what ties your report to the server log.
File a bug reportRequest a feature
One idea per issue, with the problem it solves rather than the solution you have in mind. HOQU is a hobby project, so the honest answer is often "not soon" — but requests do shape what gets built next.
Open a feature requestAsk a question
Why a show split into seasons, how XP is weighted, what a locked achievement wants, why a search came up empty. Search the closed issues first — the answer may already be sitting there.
Ask a questionPrivate, or no GitHub account?
Email hello@hoqu.dev instead. Account trouble, a privacy request, or anything with your personal details in it belongs there rather than in a public tracker. Security issues especially: report them privately first and give it a few days before sharing them anywhere else.
HOQU is built and maintained by one person, so replies are best-effort rather than same-day. Nothing gets lost, though — every issue is read.