Tell us what stopped the work.
Support is built around a clear issue record without asking for your private workspace content.
Browser extension access
Open Fullary's current Chrome Web Store listing. The public version is currently 0.4 and remains local-only; Google controls when the prepared version 0.7.0 update becomes available. If the publisher details look different, stop and contact support.
After Google delivers version 0.7, Guest and connected Free each allow exactly two current local saves. Search, edit, organize, export, return, and delete remain available for those records; deleting one frees a slot. A third distinct save gives a clear account or Pro path. Pro opens the full local library, subject to browser storage limits, only after the server verifies the current subscription through a revocable device connection.
The current 0.4 release does not yet use that two-save or connected-plan model. Under 0.7, connecting or signing in never uploads or synchronizes existing local saves. Public links remain a separate, explicit two-review action for one exact message. See the 0.7 Guest, Free, and Pro path or disconnect a browser from that signed-in page.
Before contacting support
Keep the page URL, approximate time, browser, and a short description of what you expected. Do not paste private project text, passwords, API keys, payment-card details, or identity documents.
Contact
Fullary is operated by Modern Science House SPC, Commercial Registration No. 1568033, in the Sultanate of Oman. Product, account, subscription, cancellation, and refund questions may be sent to admin@fullary.com. Please allow two business days for a response.
Security reports
Potential data exposure, cross-account access, payment problems, or account takeover receive priority. Send security reports to admin@fullary.com without including unnecessary private workspace content.
Public snapshot reports and appeals
Use Report this snapshot on the public page for hateful or abusive material, threats, sexual exploitation or explicit material, privacy violations, unlawful activity, spam, or intellectual-property concerns. The reporting page explains one-time tracking, takedowns, owner appeals, copyright notices, retention, and urgent-safety escalation.