How to Contact NeatBytes
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NeatBytes lists two ways to get in touch: a postal address in Warsaw, Poland, and a contact form on its website. The company's "Where You Can Find Us" section gives the mailing address as NeatBytes Studio Krzysztof Głodowski, Domaniewska 47/10, 02-672 Warsaw, Poland, and points visitors to a contact form for written messages. No email address, phone number, or support hours appear in the source material, so the form is the only direct online channel documented there.
Contact details at a glance
| Channel | Detail |
|---|---|
| Postal mail | NeatBytes Studio Krzysztof Głodowski, Domaniewska 47/10, 02-672 Warsaw, Poland |
| Online form | Contact form linked from the site's "Where You Can Find Us" section |
| Email / phone | Not listed in the available source |
Who you are contacting
NeatBytes describes itself as an independent software developer specializing in Android apps. Its product is Solid Explorer 2.0, a file manager and cloud manager that includes a root explorer. The company name on the address line — "NeatBytes Studio Krzysztof Głodowski" — indicates the studio operates under an individual's name, which is useful to know if you need to address correspondence formally or check the entity behind the app.
What to expect
The source page offers no stated response time, support scope, or language of correspondence. If your question is about Solid Explorer, note that the product timeline on the same page runs from the start of development on 20 Feb 2014, through the first public Alpha (23 Dec 2014) and Beta (30 Apr 2015), to the Solid Explorer 2.0 release on 1 Jul 2015. Mentioning your app version and Android setup in a message may help, but the site does not promise any particular support process.
Practical notes
- Use the postal address exactly as written if you are sending physical mail; the "47/10" is part of the street number format common in Poland.
- The contact form is embedded on the site, so you do not need a separate account to reach it based on the available information.
- Because no email or phone is published, avoid assuming one exists — the form and the Warsaw address are the documented options.