We would love to hear from you. Whether you have a question, found a bug, want to share feedback, or are interested in collaboration, here is how to reach us.

Email

For technical support, bug reports, general questions, corrections, or privacy requests, write to abuterminal00@gmail.com. This is the project's single monitored inbox; please identify the topic in the subject line.

In-app feedback

The fastest way to share feedback is through the built-in feedback widget inside the Abu Terminal application. Navigate to Settings and look for the feedback section. You can select a category, provide a rating, and write a detailed message. Feedback submitted this way goes directly to our development queue.

What we can help with

  • Technical issues or bugs in the application
  • Account access problems (login, magic link, authentication)
  • Questions about features, simulations, or educational content
  • Privacy and data-related requests (access, deletion, export)
  • Partnership or collaboration inquiries
  • Press or media requests
  • Suggestions for new features or improvements

What we cannot help with

  • Financial advice — Abu Terminal is an educational simulator and we cannot provide personalized financial or investment advice.
  • Trading signals or recommendations — We do not offer trading signals, stock picks, or investment recommendations.
  • Brokerage or account management — We do not connect to real brokerage accounts or manage real money.

Response times

Abu Terminal is independently operated. Jimmy reviews messages personally and gives priority to privacy and account-access requests. Response times vary, so no fixed turnaround is promised.

Support the project

Abu Terminal is free and independently developed. If you find value in the project, you can support us through:

  • Ko-fi — One-time or recurring donations
  • Cryptocurrency — BTC, ETH, or USDT donations (wallet addresses available on the Pricing page within the application)
  • Spreading the word — Share Abu Terminal with fellow traders, students, or educators who might benefit from it

Every bit of support helps keep the project alive and free for everyone.