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Contact SolveAnagrams
Use this page to report a problem, suggest an improvement or ask a question about SolveAnagrams.
In short
For the fastest investigation, include enough detail for the issue to be reproduced.
Send Us a Message
You can email us directly or use the contact form below.
Email: contact@solveanagrams.co.uk
What Can You Contact Us About?
Missing Word
Tell us the word you expected to find and which solver you used.
If possible, include:
- the letters you entered
- the filters you selected
- the expected result
Incorrect or Questionable Word
If a returned word appears incorrect, inappropriate or unsuitable for the UK-focused dataset, send us the exact word and the page where it appeared.
Solver Bug
For a technical problem, include:
- the solver page
- the letters or phrase entered
- the settings used
- what happened
- what you expected to happen
- your browser or device if the problem appears device-specific
Missing Celebrity Name
The Celebrity Anagram Solver uses a curated database rather than an exhaustive directory.
If a well-known public figure is missing, send:
- the person’s name
- their broad category, such as Music, Sport or Film & TV
- why the name would be useful for UK quiz users
Content Correction
If you find an incorrect example, misleading explanation or broken source, include the page URL and the passage concerned.
See our Editorial and Accuracy Policy for more information about corrections.
Feature Suggestion
Ideas for new filters, accessibility improvements or useful anagram-related tools are welcome.
Privacy Requests
If your message concerns personal data, select Privacy request where available.
You can use this contact route to request access, correction, deletion or another applicable data-protection right.
See the Privacy Policy for details.
Before Reporting a Word
Please remember that SolveAnagrams uses a UK-focused general English dataset rather than an official Collins, Oxford or Scrabble dictionary.
A difference between SolveAnagrams and another word list does not automatically mean that either source is wrong.
See Dictionary Sources before reporting game-specific word validity.
About the Site
SolveAnagrams is authored by Muzammal Amin, a PhD Researcher at the University of Turin, Italy.
For more about the project, visit About SolveAnagrams.