How to Contact Tikolu or Follow Their Work

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You can reach Tikolu directly by email at [email protected], or join their Discord server for a faster, more conversational route. To follow new projects, use their GitHub, SoundCloud, Google Play, Reddit, or YouTube profiles. These are the contact and follow channels listed on the Tikolu site itself, so they are the most reliable starting points.

Direct contact options

Method Details Best for
Email [email protected] Feedback, questions, or anything that needs a written record
Discord Server Linked from the Tikolu homepage Chat, quick questions, community interaction

The site explicitly invites both positive and negative feedback, and says you can also just drop in to chat. If you are unsure which to pick, email works for project-specific feedback, while Discord is better suited to informal conversation.

Where to follow Tikolu's work

Tikolu describes themselves as someone who makes websites, Android apps, music, and other things. Each platform below maps to a different part of that output:

  • GitHub — some of their code is published here. Useful if you want to inspect or reuse implementation work.
  • SoundCloud — music, described on the site as sometimes "depressing."
  • Google Play — their Android apps.
  • Reddit — occasional posts.
  • YouTube — a channel with no specific description given on the site.

What you will find on the site itself

Beyond contact links, the Tikolu homepage lists a set of tools and projects. Knowing these helps you decide whether to reach out with feedback or just use the tools directly:

  • emojimix — combine two emojis into one image, with thousands of combinations.
  • Edit the Text — an online text box editable by anyone, inspired by a now-defunct HTwins.net tool.
  • SVG to Drive — converts SVG files into Google Drawings and Google Slides objects.
  • Pixel Sandbox (beta) — build custom image filters and patterns with a block-based language that processes images per pixel.
  • Timetables — a simple timetable app.
  • Spot the Difference — an online game where you pick the differing tile between two grids, with a leaderboard.
  • i — a minimalist, anonymous image hosting service.
  • Paster — instantly download an image from your clipboard as a file.
  • MCPE World Exporter — a Windows program that exports Minecraft Pocket Edition worlds when storage type is set to "Application."
  • Google Tasks Import Tool — imports tasks from an exported Tasks.json file.
  • Elevation — shows your current altitude in real time.
  • Accurate Server Time — an online clock synced to the Tikolu server, for checking how far off your device clock is.
  • Font Changer — converts text into fancy Unicode fonts.
  • Leaving Cert Point Calculator — for the Irish educational system, calculates total points from Leaving Cert grades.
  • auto-uri — inserts URI links into places that only accept HTTP links, such as Google Docs.
  • ADB Installer for Windows — installs Android Debug Bridge with one command.
  • Minecraft Username to UUID — a simplified version of Mojang's API for looking up a Minecraft username's UUID.
  • Chrome File Icon — a custom icon for file extensions set to open in Chrome on Windows.
  • SnapchatExportTools — a Python-based tool (description truncated on the site).

Practical notes

  • No pricing information is listed on the site, so do not assume any project is free or paid without checking the individual tool.
  • The Discord server and social links are the only community channels mentioned; there is no separate support portal or ticketing system described.
  • If your feedback concerns a specific tool, mentioning the tool name in your email or Discord message will make it easier to route.