Tell us what to build next.
Every feature on Kani Math started as someone asking for it. If something is missing, confusing, or plainly broken, write it down here — it goes straight onto the list we plan from.
What happens to your note
- It lands in a triage queue that a person reads. Nothing is auto-classified and nothing is auto-closed.
- It then gets marked planned, shipped, or declined. Requests several people send in independently move up, and that is the single biggest thing deciding what we work on next.
- If you left an email, we may write back with one question — usually to understand the level or the device you were using. We never add it to a mailing list.
What makes a note we can act on
For a bug: tell us which page or drill you were on, the device and browser, and what you saw instead of what you expected. "The abacus froze on the big-friends drill on an iPad after the third question" is something we can reproduce; "the app is broken" is not.
For an idea: describe the problem before the solution. Telling us that your class loses ten minutes handing out worksheets is more useful than asking for a print button, because the problem may have a better answer than the one you had in mind.