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Opened from the app’s “Report a problem…”, the mail starts like this
- To
- support@devalley.app
- Subject
- Devalley problem report
- Body
- What you were doing, and what happened…
What helps in a report
Sponsor DevalleyFor sponsors
One small sponsor slot in the free plan's village and on this site. No tracking; only per-campaign totals are counted.
- Where it shows
The banner above the village in the app: on the free plan, once every 30 minutes for 15 seconds, in the browser page and the desktop village window. The village banner is paused for now; this page will say when it is back.
The slot at the top of this site's community pages (packs, looks, boards, docs), for visitors and free-plan members.
Never on Pro accounts, the landing page, the download page, the sign-in and legal pages, or the billing, settings and support screens. The close button hides it for 12 hours.
- Who sees it
Developers who run coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, in Korean and English; each campaign can target one language or both. Current audience numbers are shared on request.
- Formats
A title of up to 40 characters, a line of up to 90, your name, and one https link.
Image (optional): 320×80 px, or 640×160 px for sharp displays, a still PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 2 MB (no GIFs or moving pictures). Pixel art welcome.
Affiliate (commission) links are labelled "Ad · We earn a commission".
- Pricing
A flat monthly rate, one sponsor at a time. The rate follows the audience size; please ask. You receive the month's impression and click totals.
- Principles
Placed by the operator by hand. No third-party scripts or cookies, no targeting, no record of who saw what. Every banner carries an "Ad" label and a close button, and nothing opens on its own. Totals include renders for visitors who then hid the slot. Automated requests such as search robots are not counted.