We welcome thoughtful pitches that help readers understand a real, recurring question about everyday technology or digital life. Send proposals through the Contact page; we do not accept an unsolicited full article as a substitute for a pitch.
What we are looking for
Propose practical, evergreen coverage about digital tools, information, privacy choices, work routines, learning, or technology habits. A strong idea has a specific reader in mind, answers a clear question, and offers a fresh explanation rather than a roundup of familiar tips.
What to include
In your message, give a working headline, the main point, who would find the piece useful, and a brief outline of how it would help. Mention relevant experience only where it directly supports the proposed subject; do not include sensitive personal information or material you cannot share.
How to send a pitch
Use the Contact page and choose the editorial question option, then explain that your message is a pitch. We review proposals for fit, clarity, and usefulness. A pitch is not a guarantee of publication, and we may ask for a narrower focus before deciding whether to proceed.