Support

Support

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Real people should be easy to reach.

OpenTrove is built for meaningful memories, not confusing processes.

If something is not working, if you are unsure how something works, or if you need help with your account, we want support to feel simple and human.

How to contact us

You can contact OpenTrove Support by email.

Email: support@joinopentrove.com

Please include as much helpful detail as you can, such as:

  • the email address on your account
  • the Trove or Story you are asking about
  • what you were trying to do
  • what happened instead
  • screenshots, if useful

Please do not send passwords or sensitive security codes.

What we can help with

We can help with:

  • account access
  • profile questions
  • Trove invitations
  • uploads
  • privacy questions
  • deletion requests
  • reporting a problem
  • understanding how OpenTrove works

Privacy and support

When you contact support, we only access the information needed to understand and respond to your request.

We do not casually browse private Troves or memories.

If we ever need temporary access to investigate a problem, we do so only to the extent necessary to resolve your request.

Your content remains private, and support access is handled carefully.

Response times

We try to respond as quickly as possible.

Some requests can be resolved quickly.

Others may require careful investigation.

Either way, we’ll keep you informed along the way.

Some requests may take longer, especially if they involve account security, deletion, privacy, or technical investigation.

Reporting safety or privacy concerns

If you believe someone has accessed your account without permission, or if you have a privacy concern, please contact us right away.

Email: privacy@joinopentrove.com

For general support, use:

Email: support@joinopentrove.com

Questions?

We’re always happy to help.

Email: support@joinopentrove.com

Thank you for trusting OpenTrove.

We know memories aren’t just files.

They’re part of people’s lives.

We’ll always treat them that way.