Home Tech Starter
$149
Up to 90 minutes
Get a new device working the first time — doorbells, printers, phones, and Wi-Fi.
- Device setup and connection
- Basic security settings
- A walkthrough so it stays working
- 7-day follow-up support
South Island tech support
Making technology simple and stress-free for South Island homes and small businesses — from RING doorbells to practical AI tools.

Packages
$149
Up to 90 minutes
Get a new device working the first time — doorbells, printers, phones, and Wi-Fi.
$249
Up to 2.5 hours
A full cleanup for the people who just want it to work without the fuss.
$399
Up to 3.5 hours
Reliable day-to-day tech for home offices and small shops — without an IT department.
$449
Up to 2.5 hours on-site
One AI workflow your shop will actually use this month — not a science project.
Shops usually pick one AI job to start: Google review replies, product or menu blurbs, inbox first-drafts, or a prompt sheet for staff. Bigger or weirder systems still start with the $49 Meet.
Not sure which package? Book a $49, 20-minute Google Meet. It’s credited toward an on-site visit if you book within 30 days.

A typical Tuesday
Weak Wi-Fi at the front door, a confusing app, motion alerts that fire every time a leaf blows by, and a mount that never quite looks right. That’s the kind of small, annoying job I handle so you don’t have to spend the weekend on it.
Book doorbell setupMeet Amanda
I’m a mom of five and a Systems Analyst with more than a decade of making technology work for real people — not the other way around.
I started in senior care, went back to school for IT at Vancouver Island University, and supported students at Queen Margaret’s. Since Oct 2022 I’ve been an IT specialist for local municipal law enforcement. The through-line is the same: clear explanations, no judgment, and practical fixes that stick.

01
Book online or call. Payment holds the slot — no 1-800 maze.
02
On-site across the South Island, or remote when that’s faster. I’ll explain as I go.
03
Follow-up support is included so it doesn’t fall apart the next time an update lands.
Call or open the calendar. I’ll take it from there. No jargon.