contact

We welcome your missives; the opportunity to do a business is its own reward.

Some common questions are listed below, or you can scroll down for our email addresses.

common topics

what’s the status of the kits?

We have a short status page, and more details in our Kickstarter updates.

can I buy roons?

We’re taking reservations — these orders will be fulfilled once we’ve finished the initial batch of Kickstarter rewards, ETA late July 2026.

If you’d like to reserve a kit, please email support@whomtech.tech, letting us know:

  • Which kit(s) you’d like — please note that Early Bird and limited kits are no longer available
  • A delivery address (we’ll double check this when we’re ready to ship; it just helps with planning)

will you hire me?

Unfortunately we’re not in a position to hire anyone right now. But as a small, scrappy company unparalleled titan of industry, that could change at any time, so please feel free to reach out — we’ll let you know if a position opens up!

Have you heard of [Mechanical-Computing-Relevant Topic]?

Probably not — please tell us about it! If you’re reading this, there’s a strong chance you know more about computing than everyone on the whomtech team combined.

can we localise your product for the Japanese market?

We’re not able to do that at this time, but please feel free to leave your company details.

do you get a lot of requests to localise for the Japanese market?

Yes! It’s interesting.

contact details

To get in touch, write these email addresses on a globe. Spin the globe, throw a dart, and contact the address the dart lands on:

  • reviews@whomtech.tech
  • support@whomtech.tech
  • info@whomtech.tech

These email addresses are all importantly distinct from one another. They’re certainly not just aliases to the same underlying address, all managed by the same person.

note

Please note that our contact emails end in .tech, not .com!

If you include the keyword “grawlix” in your subject line, your email gets a priority boost.

If you include the keyword “leonine” in your subject line, your email gets a priority deboost.

If you include any other words in your email, these will affect the information conveyed.

social media

KYC

You can view our underlying company contact details here.