Contact Braille.tools

Talk to the team behind Braille.tools.

Email hello@braille.tools for product support, billing questions, accessibility feedback, security reports or institutional workflows.

Open the translator hello@braille.tools

Product and billing support

Include your account email, the page you were using and a concise description of the issue. Do not send passwords or full payment-card details.

Education and institutional plans

Tell us how many people need access, your expected document volume and the braille standards or output formats you require.

Accessibility feedback

Report barriers with keyboard navigation, screen readers, contrast, labels or workflow clarity so they can be investigated.

Security reports

Describe the affected URL, observed behavior and safe reproduction steps. Avoid including sensitive document content.

How to contact us

Send email to hello@braille.tools. Use a descriptive subject such as Product support, Billing, Accessibility, Security or Institution inquiry.

For translation questions, include the selected language, braille grade, direction and output format. A small non-sensitive example helps us reproduce the issue.

Before sending documents

Do not email confidential, medical, financial or legally sensitive source documents. Describe the layout problem and provide a redacted sample when possible.

Braille.tools does not provide certified transcription or legal compliance approval. Professional output should be reviewed by a qualified braille transcriber.

Common questions

What to know before translating

What email address should I use?

Use hello@braille.tools for support, billing, accessibility, security and institutional inquiries.

What should I include in a support request?

Include the affected page, your selected translation settings, expected result, actual result and a small redacted example if appropriate.

Can I send confidential documents by email?

No. Do not email confidential or sensitive source files. Send a redacted example or describe the problem without exposing private information.

Can Braille.tools discuss school or organization access?

Yes. Include expected seats, document volume, required output formats and any procurement or data-handling requirements.