SUPPORT · BENCHLET 1.0

Get a clean answer about your test.

These steps cover Benchlet 1.0 and the routes it can connect to without asking you to expose private prompts or credentials.

Contact Benchlet support: Email chris@teryli.com. Teryli Systems LLC aims to respond within two business days. Never send API tokens, passwords, private prompts, model outputs, or private server addresses.

Hugging Face will not connect

  • Create a token with only the permissions needed for inference.
  • Benchlet stores it in the iOS Keychain and validates it before showing the connection as ready.
  • A consumer subscription does not automatically include API authorization or credits.
  • Never paste a token into a support message or screenshot.

A cloud model will not run

  • Confirm the exact model and provider still show as live.
  • Review whether the provider reports free, paid, or price unavailable.
  • Check the Hugging Face account’s credits, quota, token permissions, and provider availability.
  • Retry only the failed target when that control is available in the installed build.

The Apple baseline is unavailable

The Apple Intelligence baseline requires a supported iPhone, supported OS, Apple Intelligence availability, and a ready system model. It is not a fallback runtime for arbitrary Hub repositories.

Your server will not connect

  • Verify the OpenAI-compatible server is running and exposes a model-list endpoint.
  • Use the same base URL the phone can reach.
  • Use HTTPS for remote servers and whenever a key is required.
  • Benchlet does not start the server, install models, execute shell commands, or train models.

Delete or export a decision

Open Library to inspect a saved comparison and share its report. Use the per-session delete control for one comparison, or Settings → Delete All Benchlet Data for the full local reset. Check the exported report before sharing because it can contain prompts and model outputs.

Report community content

Use the in-app Report action for the repository, then Hide it or block its creator if needed. You may also email chris@teryli.com with the public repository URL and a short description. Teryli Systems will review the report, update Benchlet safeguards when appropriate, and direct Hub-level removal requests to Hugging Face. Do not include private prompt text or credentials.

What to include in a support request

Include the Benchlet version and build, iPhone model, iOS version, route, exact model/provider name, and the visible error. Remove prompt text, outputs, tokens, server keys, and private endpoint details unless they are essential and you intentionally choose to share them.