Tell me your IT problem.
Get it fixed first. Pay what feels fair.

Everyone deserves someone who listens and wants to help. Tell me what's going on, and let's find a way forward together — without worrying about the price first.

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Need a hand? Yes, even with that.

♢ No upfront payment. If I can help, you decide what it was worth afterward.

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Where can I reply to you?

Just one more thing. I need your email to review your request and get back to you if I can help.

How it works

1
You tell me the problem

In your own words. No technical jargon needed.

2
I review, then work to fix it.

Within two days, I’ll confirm whether I can take on your request. Then we’ll schedule a remote session for me to troubleshoot and fix the problem.

3
You pay what feels fair

After receiving help, you decide what to pay based on the value it brought you.

Still wondering what to pay?

For everyday IT help, a suggested contribution is US$10–$100, depending on the work involved. After receiving help, you choose what feels fair—even if that’s a different amount.

More about suggested amounts →

Yes, you can ask about that.

Small questions are welcome, too.

“I’m stuck with my computer or phone.”

Documents that won’t open, messaging apps or a full photo library? I’ve helped people work through these everyday difficulties remotely.

“I want to update my website myself.”

I helped a small business owner manage his own content, and still help with website issues remotely.

“How can children use these computers safely?”

A request received, not a completed case: advice on harmful websites and computer time limits.

Not sure how to describe it? That's okay. Just start with what isn't working.

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