Contact

One inbox, and a person reads it.

There is no contact form on this site, no chat widget and no ticket number. Email hello@cogged.co.uk and you will get a reply from someone who works on it.

01 — What about

Useful subject lines

All of these land in the same place. The subject line just gets it read in the right frame of mind, and answered faster.

Early access

Tell us the car and the job that is sitting on your drive. The procedure library is built in the order people ask for jobs, so this genuinely decides what gets done next.

hello@cogged.co.uk →

Technical data licensing

If you supply repair and maintenance data — OEM, licensed feed, or fitment — and want to talk about consumer-application terms, this is the fastest way to reach the person who makes that decision.

hello@cogged.co.uk →

Press and partnerships

Happy to talk about how the safety gating works and why the product refuses to answer things. Brand assets are available on request.

hello@cogged.co.uk →

Privacy and your data

Ask for a copy of what we hold, ask us to correct or delete it, or object to us holding it. One email is enough and there is no charge.

hello@cogged.co.uk →

02 — Safety

If something we said was wrong

If you are hurt or in immediate danger, stop reading and call 999. Nothing on this page is urgent enough to come first.

If you believe a figure, a procedure or a safety briefing in Cogged is wrong, tell us and we will check it against the source the same day. Put Safety in the subject line.

Include the car and the job if you can. Because every figure is stored with the manual and section it came from, we can usually tell you within minutes whether the data is wrong or the manual is — and both matter.

Reports like this are the reason every number carries a citation. A figure you cannot trace is a figure nobody can correct.

03 — Who

The legal bit

Company
No Fear Tech Ltd, registered in England
Product
Cogged — cogged.co.uk
Complaints
If we handle your data badly and you are not satisfied with our answer, you can complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office at ico.org.uk.