Support
How to get help with Baldur, and what to expect when you reach out.
Channels
OSS (free)
- Questions & discussion — open a thread in GitHub Discussions.
- Bug reports — file a GitHub Issue with a minimal reproduction.
- Security vulnerabilities — do not open a public issue. Follow the Security Policy.
PRO & Design Partners
- Email —
support@baldur.shis the single entry point for all PRO support. - Include your license key or order reference so we can verify your entitlement and route the request.
- For code, logs, and stack traces, a private support repository is provided to PRO customers for context-rich discussion.
- Security reports — see the Security Policy; PRO-impacting reports are triaged with the same priority as OSS advisories.
Support Response Commitment
Baldur is currently maintained by a solo developer. Rather than promise response times we cannot reliably honor, we commit to a model — not a clock:
- Acknowledge — every report is seen and logged.
- Track — it is recorded and does not get dropped.
- Prioritize — severity drives the order, not the arrival timestamp.
In practice, reports are reviewed within days, not weeks. We deliberately do not publish a fixed response-time SLA: an explicit time guarantee from a solo maintainer would set expectations we could not keep. This mirrors the response process in the Security Policy.
Known issues
Confirmed, user-affecting bugs are tracked publicly with the known-bug label on the issue tracker. Before filing, you can search the known-bug issues to see whether what you hit is already on our radar — and whether a workaround or fix is already noted.
What support covers
- OSS — installation, configuration, and usage of the documented public API across the supported framework adapters.
- PRO — everything above, plus the PRO feature set, for customers with an active subscription.
Out of scope: debugging application code unrelated to Baldur, custom integrations beyond the documented adapters, and behavior reproducible only with non-production settings. For those, GitHub Discussions is the right venue.