Contact — PartyF
PartyF is a small independent project, so there's no support ticket system, no help-desk queue, and no chatbot standing in for a person — just a few direct ways to reach the one person who builds and maintains it.
Below is what each route is actually good for, so a message ends up in the right place the first time.
yonosoydeaqui@gmail.com is the maintainer's own inbox, checked directly — not a shared or forwarded address. It's the right place for bug reports (what happened, what you expected, and which game/browser if it's game-specific), suggestions for a new game or a change to an existing one, a game that's behaving incorrectly mid-session, and press or partnership inquiries.
Response time is realistically a few days, sometimes sooner, sometimes a bit longer — it's one person fitting this in alongside everything else, not a staffed inbox with an SLA. A short, specific message (what you saw, what you were doing) gets a faster and more useful reply than a vague one.
Privacy and data requests
The privacy notice explains that playing needs no account and game sessions live in server memory for a few hours and are then gone; only optional accounts and the optional updates email list keep durable data. If you still have a question about what's collected, want something looked into, or have any other privacy-related request referenced in that notice, the same email address (yonosoydeaqui@gmail.com) is the contact route it promises. Mention that it's a privacy request in the subject line so it doesn't get triaged as a general bug report.
In-app feedback
The feedback form linked from within the app itself is the fastest way to report something specific to a game you were just playing — it's already sitting in context, so there's no need to describe which screen or which room you were in.
Ko-fi
ko-fi.com/miguelmesachica is the project's page for messages and, if you'd like, tips that help keep the site running (hosting and the domain aren't free, even for a small project). It's not a substitute for email if you need an actual reply — treat it as a secondary channel or a way to leave a quick note.