Use the route that matches the question.
Antifailure uses GitHub for private vulnerability reports, public product work, and community discussion. A call can be booked on this page and it is the only route that reaches a person on a known day. Buying for a team is the form below, which writes a row a person reads. Creating an account needs none of this.
Thirty minutes with the person building it. The times below are real openings, not a form.
Use this for a hosted evaluation, a design partnership, or anything commercial that does not belong in a public issue. A security report should still go through GitHub private vulnerability reporting, which is confidential, tracked, and read by the maintainers rather than by one calendar.
Rather open it in its own tab? cal.com/virsanghavi lists every length of call.
Seats, single sign-on, a security review, a contract. Tell us which of those you need.
Use this if you need seats and roles for people who are not in one GitHub organization, single sign-on, an agreement to sign, or an answer about where data is processed. It writes a row in the product database that a person reads, oldest first, rather than an address on a list. You do not need it to start: creating an account is a GitHub sign-in and the free plan needs no card.
Four routes that resolve today. Choose based on privacy and purpose.
Private security reports
Open a private vulnerability report in GitHub. The report is visible to repository maintainers, not posted as a public issue. Include the affected component, version, impact, and a reproduction when possible.
Bugs and feature requests
Use the issue chooser for a reproducible bug, a concrete feature request, or a provider request. Search open and closed issues first so an existing answer or active change is not duplicated.
Questions and ideas
Use GitHub Discussions for setup questions, ideas, and non-sensitive licensing questions that do not belong in a bug report. Discussions are public, so do not include secrets or private reports.
Create an account
Anybody can create an account and start on the free plan with a GitHub sign-in. No card, no invitation, and no waiting: you land in your own organization and the free plan's limits are enforced against it from the first environment.
Search the public record first. Then add a reproducible report.
Product bugs and concrete requests belong in the GitHub issue tracker. Search open and closed issues before filing so an existing answer or active change is not duplicated. For a new bug, include the component, version, observed behavior, expected behavior, and the smallest reproduction you can provide. Questions and ideas belong in GitHub Discussions instead.
Setup and operation questions may already be answered in the documentation. The repository also carries the current README, source, status ledger, contribution guide, and history.
Know what happens before you deploy.
Create a disposable production twin for every risky change. Catch migration failures before they reach customers.