Support at Zurf

Zurf signs you in with a one-time code sent to your email, so there is no password to set up.

Once you are in, save your first item (a note, link, photo, screenshot, file, or PDF). Zurf keeps it for you to find again later, including through Ask.

Zurf uses one-time email codes to sign in, not passwords. If you are having trouble signing in, email us from the address associated with your Zurf account and describe what you are seeing.

Never send us your sign-in code. It is meant to stay private to you, and we cannot use it.

You can sign out and manage your account from the Account screen in the app.

You can save text and notes, links, photos, screenshots, files, and PDFs.

Add them from other apps, or with the camera, photo, and file pickers inside Zurf.

Ask questions in plain language and Zurf answers using only what you have saved. Answers point back to the memories they came from, so you can check the source.

Ask is not a general-purpose chatbot: it does not answer from general knowledge, only from your own saved content.

Open Explore to return to your Recently Saved memories, in the order you saved them.

Zurf is private by default. For the full details on what Zurf collects and how it is used, see the Privacy Policy.

You can export your data at any time from the Account screen using "Export my data," and you can delete your account from the same screen. Account deletion is permanent.

For anything else about your data, email support@zurf.app.

If something is not working right, email support@zurf.app with a short description of what happened, roughly when it happened, and your app version if you know it.

Please do not include your password, a sign-in code, an access token, or the private contents of your memories. We will never ask you for those.