Support and feedback

Tell us what happened, without sending your material.

Describe the device, system version, steps and result you saw. We do not need your source documents, API key or complete analysis output.

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Support is currently handled by email. Response time depends on the complexity of the issue; there is no fixed SLA.

For security issues, include “Security” in the subject line.

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Feedback that is useful and safe

Helpful to include

  • Device model, OS and app version
  • Steps that reproduce the issue
  • An error message with private content removed
  • The task you were trying to complete

Please leave out

  • API keys, passwords or provider account details
  • Original client, employer or personal documents
  • Private file paths and full library names
  • Screenshots or results containing sensitive information

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Send feedback about your workflow

This is not an application gate. The fields help us understand whether SourcePath fits your workflow and arrange follow-up.

The structured feedback service is not deployed yet. Submitting opens your default mail app so you can review the message before sending.

01 · Your material
Main devicesRequired
Main formatsRequired
02 · The task
For AI analysis, are you willing to configure your own API key?Required
03 · Outbound boundaries
Roughly how much of your material cannot be sent out?Required
04 · Contact and consent

This choice is separate from feedback handling and does not affect our response.

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Frequently asked

A few things to confirm before you get in touch.

Does SourcePath upload my material?

It does not upload the material you select to SourcePath servers. Parsing, indexing, reading and library management happen on device.

What leaves the device during an AI task?

When you ask about, summarise or extract information from the current iPhone document, only the required content from that document, the current action and necessary conversation context are sent. When a request does not include the full text, the result states the actual coverage. Remote analysis sends only the scope you approved and runs on the Mac. Requests go directly from the executing device to the AI service shown in the interface, without passing through SourcePath servers.

What does “connect your own AI service account” mean?

SourcePath does not bundle or resell a model service. To use AI, connect an account you already have in Settings; most services authorise this with an API key. The key stays in the current device Keychain and is not written to the library or private iCloud. Import, reading, search and library management work without a connection.

Who bills model usage?

Charges go to your own provider account. SourcePath does not sell model credits.

Which file types can it work with?

Import, parsing, search and AI analysis all cover Markdown, TXT, HTML, PDF and DOCX. Files marked partially parsed do not enter AI analysis — for DOCX that means files with embedded objects, with body text mostly inside text boxes, or using a non-standard namespace; they remain readable and searchable. Scanned documents and OCR have known limits.

Which devices are available?

The TestFlight betas for Mac, iPad and iPhone are open through one public link. Mac is the full workspace; iPad is its lighter touch edition; iPhone is an independent local library that can ask about, summarise or extract information from the current document and, during staged rollout, browse Mac titles, confirm tasks and view results.

What is shared between devices?

Imported originals and each device’s local library do not sync automatically. Once a Mac is connected, iPhone receives encrypted device and catalogue information, a Mac document-title index, task state and encrypted results through your private iCloud. Mac document bodies do not go to the cloud or phone, and remote search is title-only.

How do I report a problem?

Use the support page or send an email. Do not attach API keys, passwords, private documents or sensitive screenshots.