Personal technology coaching in Volusia County
AI and everyday technology can already help with things that weren’t practical just a few years ago. You don’t need to keep up with everything. You just need to know what’s useful to you.
Your Tech Concierge offers patient, one-on-one help understanding what’s useful, learning what matters to you, and getting more from the technology you already have.
A good time to start
AI is moving from something people read about to something they can actually use in everyday life. It can help with research, complicated information, planning, writing, organization, creative projects, and work that used to take far more time.
The tools will keep changing. Learning how to work with them now gives you something more valuable than memorizing any one app: confidence figuring out what is useful as the technology evolves.
You don’t need to learn everything. Start with something that would make your own life easier.
Services
Start with one problem, one question, or one thing you’ve been curious about.
90 minutes · $149
Bring the things you want help with. We can solve a frustrating problem, make your devices easier to use, explore AI together, or find useful things technology could be doing for you that you may not know are possible yet.
Schedule a personal session →2 hours · $325
Show me where time disappears. We’ll look at repetitive work, paperwork, documents, research, communication, and everyday processes and identify practical ways technology or AI may be able to simplify them.
Start with a free call →$249 / month
Ongoing help from someone who already knows your devices, preferences, recurring problems, and the way you like things to work.
Ask about monthly support →Not sure where to start?
You don’t need to know what service to ask for. Tell me what’s frustrating you, taking too long, making you nervous, or simply making you curious.
See what AI can actually do with the things that matter in your own life.
Make the devices you already own easier and more comfortable to use.
Learn what to watch for and make your accounts and devices safer.
Organize the things you want to keep and make them easier to find.
Finally deal with the little technology problems that have been hanging around.
Find places where better tools, simpler processes, or AI could save you time.
A real person who can help
I started in technical support at 18, during the early days of the consumer internet. At the time, millions of people were buying computers, getting online for the first time, and trying to understand an entirely new part of everyday life. I helped thousands of them do it.
Technology changed. So did my career. I went on to spend more than 14 years in Quality Assurance and Quality Systems at advanced medical technology companies, including Second Sight Medical Products and Kite Pharma. I trained hundreds of employees, worked with complex business systems and documentation, supported FDA audits, improved processes, and translated complicated requirements into instructions people could actually use.
Now we’re living through another major change. AI is creating new possibilities surprisingly quickly, while phones, computers, online services, security, and everyday digital life continue to get more complicated.
Having watched technology change before gives me perspective. The individual tools will come and go. What matters is understanding which ones are useful, how they fit into your life, and how to use them confidently and safely. That’s what I help people do.
Small business help
Show me the work you do over and over: paperwork, research, emails, documents, instructions, information gathering, marketing tasks, or processes that always seem to take longer than they should.
We’ll look at them together and ask a simpler question: Is there a better way to do this now? Sometimes the answer will be AI. Sometimes it will be a better document, a simpler process, or a tool you already have but aren’t using well. The goal is less wasted time.
A lot is changing. You can start small.
You don’t need to catch up on everything or understand AI before we meet. Tell me what you use, what’s frustrating you, and what you’d like technology to make easier.
Every first visit includes a brief phone conversation so I can understand what you need, answer questions, make sure I’m the right person to help, and come prepared.