Support

Choose the safest path for the help you need.

UYB support starts with routing. Product feedback, account requests, safety concerns, and privacy questions should not ask you to share private writing.

Support first choice

Choose what kind of help you need first.

Start with the closest safe path. UYB should not need private journal writing to help you move to the right room.

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This support choice guide routes you only. It does not send a message, start live chat, verify account ownership, provide legal advice, provide therapy, monitor crisis, or store private journal writing.

1
Choose the path

Pick product feedback, account help, safety, privacy, or launch tester reporting.

2
Send safe details

Share the screen, device, account marker, or request type. Leave out private answers and reveal text.

3
Wait for the right follow-up

Sensitive account requests should require identity verification before support changes or exports anything.

4
Use real help for danger

If someone may be unsafe, pause UYB and use emergency, crisis, or trusted adult support first.

Find the path

Pick the sentence that matches you.

Use the closest match. Support should move you to the right place without asking for private journal text.

Do not include journal answers, drafts, reveal text, invite links, passwords, one-time codes, or another person's private writing.

Routes

Choose the right support path.

UYB separates product feedback, safety resources, account help, and privacy questions so people do not have to guess where sensitive notes belong.

Support is not live chat, therapy, crisis monitoring, legal advice, medical advice, or a place to paste private journal text.

Response expectations

What to expect after you ask for help.

Different requests need different handling. UYB should keep the next step visible so people are not left guessing.

Product feedbackReviewed for patterns

Useful notes may become fixes, clearer copy, or tester packets. They may not receive a personal reply.

Account requestNeeds verification

Exports, deletion, correction, and sign-in issues should verify the requester before sensitive action.

Privacy or legalHandled carefully

Privacy questions should route to the public privacy, terms, cookies, and notification pages first.

Safety concernUse real help first

UYB can show safety guidance, but it is not emergency support or crisis monitoring.

Never include:journal answersdraft textsolo notesreveal textinvite linkspasswordsone-time codes

Support replies should talk about product steps, account verification, and safe next actions, not ask users to prove a private feeling.

Accountability loop

What happens after feedback.

Feedback should not disappear into a quiet box. UYB turns safe notes into a visible review loop so confusing moments become clearer product work.

ReceiveRead the safe context

Screen name, device, expected action, and what felt confusing are enough.

RouteSend it to the right owner

Product, account, privacy, safety, and launch QA feedback do not belong in the same pile.

DecideFix, clarify, or park it

Accepted issues should become copy updates, UI fixes, tests, evidence, or a clear parked decision.

CloseShow proof without private content

Closure can name the route, fix, status, and test proof without storing journal words.

safe summaries onlyowner and statustest or evidence linkno private writing

The feedback loop can track product confusion and support status. It must not store journal answers, drafts, reveal text, solo notes, invite links, passwords, one-time codes, OAuth tokens, or crisis details.

After you ask

What happens after a support request.

Each request type needs a clear first response, escalation path, and closure proof so people are not left guessing and support does not collect private writing.

Pattern reviewProduct feedback

Review during the next product triage pass.

Escalate when the same confusion appears in tester reports, mobile QA, or live support notes.

Link the accepted issue to a test, evidence note, or parked decision.
Identity requiredAccount request

Confirm the request type, then verify the account before export, deletion, correction, or sign-in action.

Escalate shared-journal, deletion, child-safety, or suspicious access requests to the privacy owner.

Record the request type, verification status, action taken, and safe account marker only.
Careful reviewPrivacy or legal

Point to the public policy page first, then collect only the request type and safe account marker if needed.

Escalate retention, deletion, consent, child, or legal language questions to the privacy review owner.

Record route, policy area, owner, decision, and whether follow-up is needed.
Use real help firstSafety concern

Tell the person to use emergency, crisis, trusted adult, or local support before product troubleshooting.

Escalate only safe category notes and route gaps. Do not store crisis stories or private writing.

Record that real-world help was shown and whether product copy or routing needs review.
Launch QALaunch tester report

Classify as blocked, confused, polish, safety, account, legal, parked, or decision needed.

Escalate blocked flows, private-content risk, auth failures, data loss, and mobile obstruction before broad launch.

Record route, device, expected result, actual result, severity, owner, and proof command.
Safe to record
  • route or policy page
  • request type
  • device and browser
  • expected result
  • actual visible result
  • safe account marker if needed
  • owner and status
Never record
  • journal answers
  • draft text
  • solo notes
  • vent text
  • reveal text
  • invite links
  • passwords
  • one-time codes
  • OAuth tokens
  • crisis details

Support operations should prove the request was routed and handled. They must not become a second place to store private writing, account secrets, invite links, or crisis details.

Still unsure where to go?

Start with Help if you are confused, Feedback if the product felt unclear, and Safety if someone may be at risk.

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