Contact Speakrow
Speakrow is built and maintained by one developer, not a company, so this form goes to a person rather than a support queue. Use it to report an error in the language or country data, to report a bug, or to ask something about how the site works.
What is most useful to send
Data corrections are the most valuable thing you can send. Much of what the site shows is estimated rather than counted, and language demographics in particular are genuinely hard to measure. If a figure for your own country looks wrong, you are quite possibly right. Say which country and which language, what the page shows now, and what it should say.
Bugs are easiest to fix when they can be reproduced. What you did, what you expected, and what happened instead is enough. The form collects your browser, operating system and screen size automatically, so there is no need to describe your setup.
Anything else is welcome too: questions about the method behind the reach figure, requests for a language or a country that is missing, or notes on a page that reads badly.
Send a message
What happens to your message
It is stored in the site's database and sent on to the developer by email. The form does not ask for your name or your email address, and nothing you send is used for advertising or passed to anyone else. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Because the form collects no way to reach you, a reply is only possible if you include one in the message itself.
Who you are writing to
Speakrow is an independent project with no funding, no editorial board and no affiliation with the organisations whose data it uses. The about page explains where the data comes from, how the reach figure is calculated and what its limits are. The developer's personal site is marcosburlino.com.
Common questions
- What should I include when reporting a data error?
- Name the country and the language, say what the page currently shows and what you believe the correct value is, and give a source if you have one. Language shares on Speakrow come from Unicode CLDR, so a correction that can be checked against a published figure is the fastest to act on.
- How long does a reply take?
- Speakrow is built and maintained by one person alongside other work, so a reply can take a few days. Every message is read. Messages that report a reproducible bug or a specific data error are the ones most likely to lead to a change on the site.
- Do I need an account to get in touch?
- No. Speakrow has no accounts at all, and the contact form does not ask for your name or your email address. That also means there is no way to reply to you unless you include a way to reach you in the message itself.