Use the form on this page to reach the Tutorils editorial desk. You can also email contact@tutorils.com directly.
Include the URL of the page you are writing about and a specific description of the issue. "Step 4 no longer matches the current Settings menu" gets fixed quickly. "Your article is wrong" cannot be acted on.
What to write to us about
Corrections. A factual error, a step that no longer works, an outdated screenshot, a broken link, or a mislabelled image. This is the message we prioritise. See our Corrections Policy for how we handle it.
Accessibility problems. A page, menu, form, or image that creates a barrier with a keyboard, screen reader, magnifier, or any assistive technology. Tell us the URL plus your device and software, and we will provide an accessible alternative where we can. Details in our Accessibility statement.
Topic requests. A problem you could not find a decent answer to anywhere. These genuinely shape what we write next.
Copyright and DMCA. Takedown and attribution requests, handled under our DMCA Policy.
Privacy requests. Access, correction, or deletion of personal data, covered by our GDPR Privacy Policy.
Advertising and partnerships. Commercial enquiries, reviewed against our Advertising Policy. Note that we do not sell links, guest posts, sponsored placement in existing articles, or influence over a recommendation.
What not to send
Never include passwords, one-time codes, recovery phrases, card or bank details, government identification numbers, or the contents of private messages. We do not need them, we will not ask for them, and email is not a safe place to put them.
If you are contacting us because an account has been compromised, change the password and contact that provider directly first. We cannot access, recover, unlock, or investigate an account on any third-party service.
What happens next
Messages are read by a person, not routed through a bot. Corrections and accessibility reports go to the front of the queue; general enquiries take longer, and we do not guarantee a reply to every message.
We may not respond at all to unsolicited link-building offers, guest-post pitches, automated SEO outreach, or requests to edit a published article for commercial reasons.
Who you are contacting
Tutorils is published by Vedam Vision, a digital studio based in Indore, India. Editorial work is led by Swadeep Tripathi — see Authors and Reviewers for who is accountable for what appears on this site.