Support
One person reads every email — yes, really.
1. Email
The fastest way to get help is email: support@netcheq.com.
Please include:
- the platform you're on — macOS, iOS, watchOS, Android, Wear OS, Windows, or Linux;
- the app version (visible at the bottom of the About screen, or via the store listing);
- a short description of what you were doing and what happened;
- screenshots if relevant — they almost always shorten the back-and-forth.
2. Bug reports & feature requests
Same address, but tag the subject line with [bug]
or [feature]
so they get routed correctly. We track these in
a public issue tracker — once the project repository goes live alongside the
first store releases, this section will link straight to it.
3. Response time
We aim for one business day on the local-tier free product, and same-day during weekdays on the hosted tier (when it ships). NetCheq is built by a small team — if you don't hear back within a week, your email got lost; please resend.
4. Status
netcheq.com itself runs on a Defensible Logic, Inc. bare-metal server. If the website is down, the local apps are unaffected — they only need the website for hosted-tier features and for occasional update-version checks.
If you can't reach netcheq.com but other sites work, our box is having a bad day. The site is monitored from outside our infrastructure — usually we know before you do — and is typically back inside an hour.
5. Refunds & cancellation
The local-tier products are free or one-time purchases through the platform store (Apple App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store). Refunds for those go through the store's own refund flow — we don't have any control over store-mediated payments.
When the hosted tier ships, subscriptions can be cancelled instantly from your account page; access continues to the end of the current billing period and we do not pro-rate refunds for partial months. Email us if anything's gone wrong with billing and we'll sort it out.
6. Privacy & data requests
Data-portability or deletion requests: privacy@netcheq.com. See the Privacy Policy for what we hold and what we don't.
7. Linux: install & update
Grab the .deb, .rpm
or AppImage from
/download
and install it the usual way (sudo apt install ./netcheq.deb, sudo dnf install ./netcheq.rpm, or mark the AppImage
executable and run it).
Signed apt
/ dnf
repositories — so apt upgrade
pulls new releases
automatically — are coming with the first tagged release. Until then, re-download from
/download
to update.
8. Security disclosure
Found a security issue? Please email security@netcheq.com rather than filing a public bug. We'll acknowledge within 72 hours and keep you looped in on the fix. We don't run a paid bounty program, but we do credit reporters in release notes if they want.