In-home technology help · Kamloops, BC

Technology should feel useful, not overwhelming.

I help with the everyday technology in your home - Wi-Fi, Macs and Windows PCs, phones, printers, cameras, smart-home gear, gaming systems and digital safety - then show you what changed in plain language.

No jargonNo rushed visitClear take-home notes
Your home · one understandable system
Fix the problem. Build confidence.

A calm setup, a clear explanation, and something useful to keep after the visit.

PhoneWi-FiCameraPrinterTV / Game
A calmer kind of support

Bring the question exactly as it is. "The printer won't print" or "the Wi-Fi is bad upstairs" is enough to start.

Start with the situation

You do not need to diagnose it first.

The service is deliberately broad so one visit can address the way devices, Wi-Fi and accounts actually interact at home.

01 · Something stopped working

Make the everyday stuff work again.

Printers, computers, phones, software, updates, TVs and the small settings that can turn a simple task into an afternoon.

02 · The Wi-Fi does not reach

Make the connection fit the house.

Mesh Wi-Fi, Starlink, dead zones, streaming, gaming and a clear map of what each box in the network actually does.

03 · I bought something new

Set it up properly the first time.

Doorbells, cameras, smart lights, speakers, consoles, computers and the apps and accounts that go with them.

04 · I want to feel safer online

Build useful habits without fear tactics.

Account recovery, two-step verification, safer password organization, privacy settings and practical scam awareness.

Designed to be kept

Take-home tools, not throwaway flyers.

Every piece uses the same mint, paper and deep-green visual system. The goal is to make the visit easier to remember and the next problem easier to describe.

Your Home Tech, Made Simpler.Scenario-based service pamphlet + detachable visit notes.

Main take-home pamphlet

A friendly overview of services with space for a personalized next-step card.

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Something feels off? Don't rush.STOP · CHECK · CALL BACK

Digital Safety pocket guide

A small accordion guide for unexpected calls, texts and account requests.

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Tech Home BaseUseful device labels, reminders and referral stickers.

Sticker sheet

Functional removable labels instead of logo-only stickers.

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My Digital NotebookPrivate hints, recovery paths and review dates - not full passwords.

Password-hint ledger

A structured analog option for people who prefer paper, with explicit safety prompts.

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My Home Tech MapInternet → router → Wi-Fi → devices

Home Tech Map

A one-page diagram showing where key equipment lives and what controls what.

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Today we worked onPersonalized notes from the visit.You did it.

Visit cards

“Today we worked on” notes paired with a calm “You did it” take-home card.

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Digital Guardian Promise

Patience.
Respect.
Simplicity.

I do not just do it for you. I show you what changed, what to try next time and where the important settings or equipment live.

Password Peace of Mind

For people who prefer paper, use a securely stored hint-based ledger alongside clear account-recovery planning. The notebook avoids recording full passwords or verification codes.

Connecting with Family

Get comfortable with video calls, photo sharing, messaging and the settings that help everyday communication feel easier.

The AI Shield

A private family safe word can be one extra check against impersonation calls. It is not foolproof - pause and call your loved one back on a number you already know before sending money or information.

Health & Wellness Tech

Set up reminders, health-tracking apps and voice assistants with privacy settings you understand. This is device setup and coaching, not medical advice or emergency monitoring.

Simple starting points

Rates that match the kind of help.

These are planning ranges from the existing business concept, not a published price guarantee. Final pricing can be tightened after the first month of real jobs.

01

General support

Updates, printers, slow computers, apps and everyday troubleshooting.

$60-$85/hr
02

Connectivity

Mesh Wi-Fi optimization, Starlink setup and dead-zone troubleshooting.

$150-$250 project
03

Digital safety

Recovery planning, two-step verification, privacy and scam-awareness coaching.

$100-$200 package
04

Smart home

Lights, doorbells, cameras, consoles and device configuration.

$80-$100/hr
05

Tech coaching

One-on-one sessions at the client's pace for phones, tablets, Macs or PCs.

$75/hr
Small-group home seminar

Technology, made more comfortable.

A 90-minute, small-group session for 3-8 people in a familiar home setting. Bring a device, a question or simply curiosity.

Seniors & families

More of what you enjoy. Help at your pace.

Stay connected, explore an interest or make a daily task easier. Start with what matters to you - not a list of things you should already know.

01

Bring a real question

Calls, photos, apps, settings, suspicious messages or something you want to practise.

02

Learn by doing

Follow the steps on your own device, with room to repeat them.

03

Leave with notes

Take home a short reference card so the learning continues after the visit.

How a visit works

A practical process from problem to confidence.

01 · Listen

Start with what is bothering you.

You do not need the technical words. Show the problem or describe what you wanted to happen.

02 · Set up

Fix the root issue where possible.

Test the result with you and keep the setup understandable rather than piling on unnecessary complexity.

03 · Leave a map

Write down the useful part.

Take-home notes, stickers or a simple equipment map help make the next step easier.

Request a visit

Tell me what you want technology to do.

No diagnosis required. A short description is enough to start. This prototype intentionally does not invent a phone number or email address that was not provided.

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