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title: Contact
description: How to reach Superstables about the index, a listing, a correction or your data, and what to expect when you do.
canonical: https://www.superstables.com/contact
last-updated: 2026-09-18
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# Contact

> Superstables is a small project. The channels below are the ones we actually read; none of them requires an account with us.

## Listings and corrections

To list a service, use the form or the API; every submission is probed before it appears, and repeated submissions of the same endpoint within 24 hours are deduplicated. To correct a listing, submit the same endpoint again with the corrected details. To have a listed service removed, or a record about it corrected, tell us the service id shown on its page (the host slug) and what should change.

- [List a service](https://www.superstables.com/submit): the form
- [POST /api/v1/submit](https://www.superstables.com/submit.md): the same thing for agents and scripts

## Questions, demos and problems

Questions about the index, the API, the MCP server, the roadmap or a demo go to the public profile on X; direct messages are open. Bugs and feature requests for the site are welcome as issues on the GitHub repository linked in the footer. Please do not put payment details, keys or other secrets in any message.

- [X / @superstables](https://x.com/superstables): questions, demos, direct messages
- [Documentation](https://www.superstables.com/docs): the API reference, with a [markdown version](https://www.superstables.com/docs.md) for agents

## Your data

You can ask us to delete your early-access application or your service submission, or to tell you what we hold about you. Send the request through either channel above and mention the email address or share code you used, so we can find the record. The Privacy page explains what is stored and why.

- [Privacy](https://www.superstables.com/privacy): what we store and why

## Security

If you believe you have found a security problem in the site or the API, send the details as a direct message rather than a public post, and give us time to look before publishing anything. The index holds no funds and moves no money, so the main risks are data accuracy and availability; we still want to hear about them.

Last updated: 2026-09-18