Help that starts with what you want to do.

Services are organized around your goal and explained in everyday language. If your need spans more than one category, start with the closest match and I’ll help from there.

Fix or set up everyday tech

For technology that is confused, stubborn, or simply having a day.

Windows computer and software troubleshooting
Android phone and tablet help
Google and Microsoft app help
Email, browser and account-setting confusion
Software installation and basic setup
Printer and scanner troubleshooting

More things I can help with

Updates, permissions, notifications and default apps
Finding missing files and downloads
Password-manager and two-factor authentication setup
Legitimate account-recovery guidance
Privacy, security and app-permission reviews
Suspicious email, text, pop-up or scam reviews
Subscription review and cancellation guidance

Connect your home and devices

For devices that should work together but apparently missed the meeting.

Ring camera and doorbell configuration
Smart thermostat setup and settings
Smart speakers, displays, plugs and lights
Smart TV and streaming-device setup
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi speaker pairing
Connecting devices to existing Wi-Fi or mesh systems

Help includes setup, configuration, and troubleshooting. Wiring, mounting, electrical work, and physical installation are best handled by an appropriate installer or electrician.

More things I can help with

Smart-device apps and account configuration
Soundbar and stereo configuration
Connecting Android devices to compatible equipment
Sorting out remotes, inputs and settings
Troubleshooting devices that stopped communicating

Tech, Explained

Learn at your pace with private, patient, one-on-one technology lessons tailored to what you want to accomplish. There is no preset curriculum.

Windows computer basics
Android phone and tablet basics
Google and Microsoft apps
Email, files, folders and cloud storage
Passwords, privacy and scam awareness
TV, streaming and smart-device basics

Ask questions. Take notes. Go at your own pace.

More things I can help with

Photoshop desktop basics on Windows
Lightroom Classic basics on Windows
A two-person lesson for partners, siblings or friends learning the same topic

Organize and simplify

For technology that works but takes too many steps—or information that has become difficult to manage.

File and folder organization
Digital photo-library organization
Personal spreadsheet creation and cleanup
Lists, schedules, budgets and household information
Simple forms and personal automations
Simplifying repetitive digital tasks

Photos & Creative Tech is included here, giving you one simple place to start.

More things I can help with

Naming and filing systems
Scanner setup and small-batch scanning
Light photo restoration by separate quote
Off-site work for approved photos, paper documents and copied removable media
Photoshop desktop and Lightroom Classic basics on Windows

Small, focused digital tools

Geek & Done can create lightweight custom tools for individuals, families, small groups, and community projects when an existing product does not quite fit. Good candidates include focused tools that organize information, support learning, coordinate a shared activity, or simplify a specific task.

Each project is reviewed and priced separately to confirm that it is a good fit for modest, non-commercial use. Projects intended for a business, large public audience, critical operations, or ongoing managed support are handled through Digital Done Right.

Describe the tool you have in mind

Currently supported

Windows computers, Android phones and tablets, Google and Microsoft apps, Ring devices, smart thermostats and other existing smart-home equipment, TVs, streaming devices, speakers, soundbars, Photoshop desktop and Lightroom Classic for Windows.

Focused device expertise

Geek & Done’s general device support is centered on Windows and Android. For Mac, iPhone, or iPad needs, I’ll let you know before booking so you can find the right Apple specialist.

Tech help for someone you care about

You may request any appropriate service for a parent, partner, relative or friend. The person receiving help must know about the appointment, consent to it, and participate when account access or personal decisions are required.

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Have something else in mind?

Describe what you’d like to accomplish. I’ll review it and recommend the most useful next step before you book.

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