For individuals
Feel more comfortable protecting the devices and accounts you use every day.
- Protect email and personal accounts
- Understand updates, backups, and Wi-Fi
- Review privacy and device-sharing habits
Take a free, plain-language checkup for your personal devices or small business. Discover practical next steps you can understand, prioritize, and save.
A simple way to see where to focus first.
Different technology needs, one straightforward approach. Each path includes questions and action steps relevant to your situation.
Feel more comfortable protecting the devices and accounts you use every day.
Find everyday gaps in a business that doesn't have a dedicated IT team.
Answer based on what you know today. “Not sure” is a useful answer—this is about learning, not passing a test.
Choose who you're answering for.
A practical review of everyday account, device, and home-network habits.
This action plan is based only on your answers. It is not a security scan, professional audit, compliance assessment, or guarantee of protection.
Possible future remote services for everyday technology problems. These are proposed pilot offers—not currently available to book or purchase.
Guided support for basic computer, software, or connectivity issues on your own device.
Proposed pilot: $39 / 30 minutes
Guidance for updates, multifactor authentication, password-manager setup, or backup routines.
Proposed pilot: $69 / up to 60 minutes
A guided review of basic practices, including access management and backup responsibilities. Educational only—not a certified audit.
Pilot scope and pricing: to be determined
Services are not yet accepting appointments or payments. Any future service must have a confirmed scope, clear customer consent, appropriate terms, and secure payment handling. Never grant unsolicited remote access to your device.
Start with the free checkup and save a list of your highest-priority questions.
Tech Readiness Checkup is an independently developed educational project intended to help people understand common digital-security habits in plain language.
The creator has a CompTIA A+ certification, an associate degree in IT and cybersecurity, and is pursuing a bachelor's degree in information technology. The product draws on publicly available guidance from trusted organizations.
Technology should be something you can learn to manage—not something that makes you feel left behind.
Recommendations are educational and designed to support informed choices. Paid assistance, if introduced, will be limited to clearly scoped work.
You should understand how the tool works and what it does with your information before using it.
No. The checkup processes answers in your browser only. The site doesn't submit your answers, create an account, or run analytics scripts. The hosting provider may process basic network logs when you visit the website.
No. It uses your self-reported answers to recommend basic safeguards. It does not inspect your device, verify settings, or identify vulnerabilities.
Yes. Choose “Download .txt” for a text file, “Copy action plan” for clipboard text, or “Print / Save as PDF” using your browser's print dialog.
Not yet. Service examples and prices are proposed pilot concepts only. There is no scheduling system, contact inbox, remote-access connection, or payment processing on this website.
Select “Not sure.” The checkup will list that safeguard for review. You can also generate a report with unanswered questions, which will be flagged for follow-up.
See the FTC small-business cybersecurity resources, NIST cybersecurity basics, and CISA resources.
The educational checkup is available now. A professional contact channel, service agreements, and booking options are planned for a later stage.
Do not post passwords, financial details, or sensitive information to request tech support.