CRYA Support

Get help with the right evidence.

CRYA support is built around package reports, device notes, export history, billing separation, and privacy-safe community help.

Support center

Find the right path quickly

CRYA support follows real support-center categories and avoids exposing private account details in public channels.

Install and update

Server limits, demo import, theme package, cache, permissions, and rollback checks.

Setup
Create and preview

Image sets, ZIP imports, timing, loops, visual fit, export choices, and package handoff.

Builder
Package Doctor

desc.txt, frame folders, dimensions, file names, Samsung notes, and safe repair paths.

Fixes
Store and creators

Submissions, ownership notes, preview evidence, compatibility labels, badges, and review expectations.

Creator Hub
Accounts and billing

Premium, clean exports, store packs, refunds, grants, entitlement evidence, and app-safe purchase paths.

Access
Community and bot

Telegram topics, AI help, moderation-safe support, group rules, status commands, and privacy boundaries.

Community

Before asking

Collect evidence once

Support can move faster when the first message has the useful details.

OK

Package report or exact error text.

OK

Device model, Android version, and export type.

OK

What changed recently and whether the package worked before.

OK

Billing or account issue separated from public group chat.

Support privacy rule

Public community help should stay about general troubleshooting. Account data, purchases, private links, and moderation actions belong in protected support/admin workflows.

Request types

Choose the lane that matches the problem

The first support decision should be whether the issue is local package work, account access, store review, creator identity, or a live service problem.

Package or export

desc.txt errors, frame folders, dimensions, static-image exports, ZIP/QMG context, preview mismatch, or app handoff problems.

Toolkit
Store or creator

Submission review, ownership notes, compatibility labels, screenshots, pack updates, badges, or creator profile corrections.

Creator
Account or billing

Premium status, clean export credits, receipts, entitlement evidence, refunds, grants, and account deletion requests.

Private
Community or bot

Telegram topic routing, AI answer quality, moderation-safe questions, and public support conversations.

Community
Website status

Broken docs/store/status pages, maintenance messages, mail issues, or discovery files that do not load.

Status
Policy or safety

Root risk, file access, notification access, app visibility, cleanup tools, firmware context, or Play-safe wording.

Safety

Support workflow

How CRYA should triage a report

A consistent support workflow turns repeated questions into better docs, safer AI answers, and cleaner product decisions.

1Classify

Identify the lane: package, store, creator, account, billing, bot, website, or policy.

2Collect

Ask for only the evidence needed for that lane and keep private details out of public chat.

3Reproduce

Check docs, status, package reports, screenshots, and known device notes before guessing.

4Resolve

Give the user a clear next step, escalation path, or status update.

5Improve

Turn repeated issues into docs, AI knowledge, store rules, or app fixes.

Evidence matrix
Package issuePackage report, screenshots, source ZIP type, dimensions, fps, device model, Android version.
Billing issueAccount email/ID through private support, receipt/order evidence, product type, purchase date.
Creator issuePack URL, creator name, ownership note, review message, screenshots, compatibility target.
Website issueExact URL, screenshot, time/timezone, browser/device, whether Status shows maintenance.

Escalation boundary

Public help is not private support

Users should know when a question belongs in the community and when it must move to protected support.

OK

General troubleshooting can happen in public community channels.

OK

Account, billing, deletion, and private links move to protected support.

OK

Moderation, grants, payout, and admin changes stay inside Mission Control.

OK

Root/system risk gets recovery-first guidance and never becomes a casual promise.