Contact

What to contact us about

Feedback and corrections

Everything published here about OxAlpha comes from community testing, and community data has errors. If you find a number that does not match your own runs, a claim that has gone stale, or a broken page, tell us. Corrections with reproducible details — the prompt, the settings, the date you tested — get fixed fastest. Suggestions for new comparisons or missing topics are welcome too; several existing pages, including the benchmarks page, started as reader requests.

Takedown and legal requests

If you believe content on this site infringes your rights, or if you represent the operator of OxAlpha and want something removed or corrected, email us with the specific URL and the basis for the request. We take these seriously and respond quickly. The same address handles privacy requests described in our privacy policy.

Press and research

Journalists and researchers writing about OxAlpha or about stealth model releases in general are welcome to reach out. We can explain our testing methodology, share raw notes behind published numbers, and point you to community members who ran independent evaluations. We cannot tell you who made OxAlpha — nobody here knows — but we can tell you exactly what we measured and how.

What we cannot help with

We do not operate the OxAlpha model and have no inside line to whoever does. We cannot raise your OpenRouter rate limits, recover a conversation, change the model’s behavior, or confirm any theory about its origin. For questions about how the model works from the outside, the how OxAlpha works page and the FAQ cover most of what the community has learned so far.

Language and format

English works best, but we can handle most major languages with a little help from machine translation. Plain text email is ideal. Screenshots and links are welcome; large attachments may bounce.

Response expectations

This is a volunteer-run site, not a company with a support desk. We read everything and aim to reply to takedown and legal requests within 2 business days, and to general feedback within a week. If something is urgent, say so in the subject line. If you emailed more than a week ago and heard nothing, send a polite follow-up; things occasionally get buried.

One more time, so it is easy to find: hello@oxalpha.life. No contact form, no chatbot gatekeeper — the free chatbot on this site is reserved for talking to OxAlpha itself.