When to report a bug
Report a bug when:
- The app behaves abnormally in a way you've never seen before (white screen, infinite loop, strange error message).
- A feature doesn't work as expected (the “Challenge” button doesn't respond, the balance doesn't update).
- You see inconsistencies (a resolved challenge but your balance didn't move, an unlocked badge that doesn't appear).
- The app crashes on launch every time.
- You get phantom notifications or duplicates.
Do NOT report as a bug:
- A lost challenge (that's the game, not a bug).
- A resolution you dispute: use the dispute procedure. How do I dispute a resolution?
- A feature you'd like to see added: pick the suggestion topic rather than the bug one.
Before reporting, try first:
- Closing and relaunching the app.
- Clearing the cache.
- Updating the app.
- Restarting your phone.
More troubleshooting details. If these 4 steps don't fix it, report it.
How to write a good bug report
A well-written report makes it possible to reproduce and fix the bug. Here's the ideal structure:
- In the app, go to Settings → Contact Us and pick the technical bug topic. You can also write directly to support@ktkarena.com.
- Describe the problem in one sentence: “The 'Confirm my challenge' button doesn't react when I tap it.”
- Reproduce the bug step by step:
- “1. I go to the Real Madrid vs Barça event page.”
- “2. I pick 'Real Madrid wins' and stake 5,000 KTK.”
- “3. I tap 'Confirm my challenge'.”
- “4. Nothing happens. The button stays inactive.”
- Give the technical context:
- Phone model: Samsung Galaxy A52, for example.
- System: Android 13, for example.
- Ktkarena app version.
- Connection: Wi-Fi or mobile data?
- When the bug happens: every time? now and then? after a specific action?
- Attach screenshots or a video to the e-mail before sending it. A picture is worth a thousand words.
- Mention the event or challenge involved, if the bug affects one.
- Send the e-mail from your e-mail app.
What's urgent
Some bugs deserve to be flagged as urgent:
- data loss (balance, challenges);
- an erroneous transaction;
- a security flaw;
- an app that's completely unusable.
If so, say it right in the e-mail's subject line, for example: “[URGENT - balance] Confirm button inactive”.
What happens next
- Your e-mail reaches support, at support@ktkarena.com.
- The team uses it to reproduce the bug: that's why precise steps and screenshots matter.
- No timeline is guaranteed, for the reply or for the fix.
- Fixes ship with app updates. Update the app.