Contact Zen Typer

Feedback and support

The best feedback is specific. If a quote feels broken, a typing state is confusing, a control is hard to reach with a keyboard, or a screen reader label does not match the visible interface, include the page, browser, device, and what happened. Accessibility reports are especially useful because Zen Typer is meant to be calm and usable without relying on pointer-only controls.

You can reach Jonathan through the main website at jonathanrreed.com or through Bluesky at @thereedy.bsky.social. For project context and related work, visit Jonathan Reed projects.

What to include

For bug reports, include whether you were using Quote Mode or Zen Mode, whether reduced motion was enabled, and whether the issue affected typing input, stats, drafts, settings, navigation, or display. For content suggestions, include the quote, author, or topic you think would improve the typing practice library.

For accessibility reports, describe the control name, keyboard step, screen size, or assistive technology behavior that made the session harder to use. For privacy questions, note whether the concern involves local drafts, archived sessions, browser storage, external links, or hosting logs.

Zen Typer is intentionally small, so clear reports are more useful than broad feature requests. The goal is to keep the typing surface calm while fixing issues that block practice, navigation, reading, or trust.