Get help
Something not working? The fastest route is the app's own Report a problem: it fills in what we need to know.
Report a problem
In CozyGPU, choose Help → Report a Problem… or Settings → About → Report a problem. It opens an email to support@cozygpu.com with your app version, system and license already filled in, and copies the app's log to your clipboard so you can paste it in. An error with a Contact support button does the same and adds the error.
The log lists recent jobs, including the start of each prompt. Delete anything you would rather not send. It never contains your keys.
support@cozygpu.com
If the app will not start, write to us directly. It helps to include:
- your app version (Settings → About) and your Mac or Windows version;
- what you did and what happened, with the exact error text if there was one;
- the log: Settings → About → Copy logs, or Help → Open Logs Folder and attach
service.log.
The usual fixes
- The first run is slowRunPod pulls each model's image once; that takes minutes, not seconds.
- "Worker quota" errorsYour RunPod account is out of serverless worker slots.
- Out of RunPod creditJobs stop when the balance runs out; add credit and press Retry.
- "Volumes missing" or S3 errorsLarge inputs and LoRAs need the S3 key and a network volume.
- macOS will not open the appGatekeeper warnings and what to do about them.
- Windows SmartScreenThe blue warning on first launch.
Lost your key? Recover it with the email you paid with. Moving to a new computer is in License.
Paid by card: the Stripe billing portal. Paid with PayPal: your automatic payments page.
Credit, spend limits and raising the worker quota are handled by RunPod: contact RunPod support.
Unless you turn it off in Settings → About, the app sends anonymous diagnostics (failure counts and crash reports, never your prompts or media), so we often see a broken release before anyone writes in. What is sent is on the privacy page.