> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.akinon.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.akinon.com/tutorials/app-maker/getting-started/help-menu.md).

# Help Menu

The help menu is the quickest way to reach Akinon's support team, the App Maker documentation, and Akinon's privacy and contact pages from anywhere in the app. Every item has a small icon next to its name.

## Opening the Help Menu

Click the **?** icon in the header, next to the search bar. The menu opens below it with two groups: **Help** and **Learn More**.

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## Help

* **Partner Support** — opens the support form, so you can send a question or report a problem to Akinon without leaving the page you are on.

## Learn More

Each link opens in a new browser tab, so the page you were working on stays open:

* **Documentations** — the App Maker technical guides (docs.akinon.com).
* **Tutorials** — step-by-step guides for App Maker, including this one (docs.akinon.com).
* **Release Notes** — what changed in each App Maker release (docs.akinon.com).
* **Privacy Policy** — Akinon's privacy policy (akinon.com).
* **App Maker Open APIs** — the App Maker Open API reference (apidocs.akinon.com).
* **Contact Us** — Akinon's contact page (akinon.com).


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