A feature you want
This is the one I care about most. If there is something you keep expecting to be here and it is not, tell me and I will build it. You ask, I implement.
Tell me what to build
You ask for it. I build it.
This is a small site made by one person, which has one genuine advantage: there is no roadmap committee between your idea and the thing existing. If you want a feature, say so. Most of what is here already came from somebody asking.
Worth sending
Four things I would like to hear.
Something that broke
A button that did nothing, a message that never arrived, a page that looked wrong on your phone. Tell me what you were doing at the time and I can usually find it.
Something that confused you
If you could not work out how to do something, that is a design problem rather than your problem. Those reports are worth more than they feel.
Anything else at all
Site-specific gripes, half-formed suggestions, or just telling me the thing works and you like it. That last one is nicer to receive than you would think.
The form
Say the thing.
It goes straight to the person building this and nobody else — no other user can read it. You do not need an account; the name below is only so I know who I am replying to in my own head.
Or just use it
Go and talk to somebody.
The best feature requests come from actually using the thing for an afternoon. Start a room, drag a friend in, and see what annoys you.