We welcome pitches that bring a fresh, grounded perspective to personal tech setups and productivity apps. A strong proposal gives readers a useful way to think through a specific choice, arrangement, or routine without promising one perfect solution.
What fits
Ideas may explore app selection, device arrangements, digital workspaces, personal workflows, or the upkeep of files and settings. We are interested in distinct subjects with a clear reader benefit. A pitch should not depend on unsupported claims, sweeping productivity promises, or access to confidential information.
Make the pitch concrete
Describe the working idea, the question it answers, and what makes your approach distinct. Include a brief outline of the points you would cover and note any products or commercial relationships relevant to the proposal. Keep the focus on the article rather than a general biography.
Send a proposal
Send pitches through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. We review proposals for fit, clarity, and usefulness; sending a pitch does not guarantee publication. Please do not include confidential information or material you do not have permission to share.