How to Contact Midloop or Support the Site

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Midloop provides two direct ways to get in touch or help keep the site running: a Contact form for sending a message, and a "Buy me a coffee" link for contributing to server, domain, and hosting costs. Both are found in the footer area of the site. This guide is for anyone who wants to report a problem, ask a question, or chip in toward the site's operating expenses.

Contacting Midloop

The site includes a Contact section with a Send Message option. This is the intended channel for reaching whoever runs Midloop.

How to use it

  1. Scroll to the bottom of any Midloop page to reach the footer area.
  2. Find the Contact section.
  3. Enter your message and submit it via Send Message.

What to expect

The page confirms the form is the way to reach the site, but it does not state a response time, a support email address, or any guarantee of a reply. Treat it as a general feedback and inquiry channel rather than a formal support desk.

Good reasons to use it

  • Reporting a broken page or incorrect release date
  • Asking about data sources or coverage
  • General feedback about the site

Supporting Midloop Financially

Midloop states that if you find it useful, a coffee helps cover server, domain and hosting costs. This is framed as an optional contribution, not a subscription or paid tier.

How to contribute

  1. Go to the footer area of the site.
  2. Find the Buy me a coffee link.
  3. Follow it to the third-party coffee platform to make a contribution.

What this is and isn't

Aspect Detail
Purpose Cover server, domain, and hosting costs
Framing Optional — "if you find it useful"
Access to features No paid tier or premium access is mentioned
Platform "Buy me a coffee" (third-party)

The site does not describe any account, subscription, or feature unlocked by contributing. It reads purely as a voluntary tip jar.

Before You Reach Out

A few things worth knowing that may save you a message:

  • Data sources are third-party. Midloop credits TMDB (movies/TV), IGDB (games), JustWatch (streaming availability), Last.fm (music), and News API (news). If a release date or streaming listing looks wrong, the underlying data may come from one of these providers rather than Midloop itself.
  • TMDB disclaimer. The site notes it uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
  • A 404 means the page moved or never existed. If you hit a "Page Not Found" screen, use the Go Back link rather than reporting it as a bug — though if a link you expected to work is broken, that's worth a message.

Quick Reference

Goal Where to go Action
Send feedback or a question Footer → Contact Use Send Message
Help cover running costs Footer Follow Buy me a coffee
Check where data comes from Footer → About Data Sources Read the source list

Both options live in the same footer region, so a single scroll to the bottom of the page gives you access to contacting the site and supporting it.