You've Been Dealing With This Way Too Long

You've spent hours on hold with Social Security. You've tried resetting your password four times. You've stared at a government website that looks like it was designed in 2003 and asked yourself "why is this so hard?"

It's not you. These systems are genuinely awful. But most people suffer through it alone because the alternatives feel worse: paying $150 for Geek Squad to show up and not even understand the problem, or asking your grandson for the third time this month and feeling like a burden.

Here's what nobody tells you: the frustration costs more than the fix. The hours lost. The missed benefits. The bills that go sideways because you couldn't log into the portal. The doctor's appointment you couldn't make because the video call wouldn't work. That stuff adds up fast, and it's all fixable for less than you'd spend on a nice dinner out.

I'm not a big company. I'm not going to try to sell you something you don't need. I pick up the phone, I listen to your problem, and I fix it. That's it.

I've Been Through It Myself

I personally went from an injury and a hospital bed in March to recording my first blind and disabled check through DSHS in May and my first SSDI check in December.

I know these systems inside and out because I've had to fight through them myself. That's why I know exactly where people get stuck and how to get unstuck. The forms, the verification loops, the ID.me nightmares, the letters that make no sense. I've been there.

That experience is why I started helping other people navigate the same mess. Not as a tech company. Just as a guy in Spokane who knows where the buttons are.

Here's the Kind of Stuff I Handle

Can't log into Social Security, Medicare, or IRS websites
Walk you through it step by step — passwords, verification, ID.me, all of it
Locked out of your email
Get you back in and set it up so it doesn't happen again
Confusing letter from SSA or Medicare
Read it with you and explain what it actually means in plain English
Need to upload documents but don't know how
Show you how, or do it right there with you
Scam calls and suspicious emails
Show you how to tell real from fake and clean up any damage
New phone or tablet — no idea where to start
Full setup: contacts, apps, text size, the works
WiFi or internet not working
Come out, find the problem, fix it
Video calls with family or doctors
Set it up and do a practice call so you're comfortable
DSHS, VA, Medicaid online applications
Walk you through every screen, every upload, every question
Just need someone to call when something goes wrong
That's what I'm here for. Call me.

How It Works

1

You Call or Text

I answer. No phone tree. No hold music.

2

I Figure It Out

Usually takes about 5 minutes to understand the problem.

3

I Fix It

Over the phone, video call, or I come to you. Whatever works.

4

I Follow Up

I check back to make sure it's still working.

No Contracts. No Subscriptions. No Surprises.

Phone / Remote Help

$25–$40
Depending on how long it takes

Password resets, login issues, walking you through a website or form. Most problems solved in under 30 minutes.

Monthly Support

$99/mo
Unlimited phone help + 1 home visit

Your personal tech lifeline. Call anytime something breaks, confuses you, or needs doing. Includes home remodeling questions too.

For perspective: Geek Squad charges $150+ just to walk through the door. And they're not going to explain your Medicare letter or help you file a DSHS application.

The Monthly Plan Is Like Having a Knowledgeable Friend On Call

The $99/month plan isn't just for computer problems. It's for anything where you need someone who knows what they're doing and will actually pick up the phone.

What's Included

Unlimited phone and text support
One in-home visit per month
Government website help (SSA, IRS, VA, DSHS)
Device setup and troubleshooting
Scam protection and email cleanup
Home remodeling advice (25 yrs experience)
Contractor vetting and project guidance
Someone who actually picks up the phone

Because Nobody Else Will Do This

Your grandson is busy. The 1-800 number puts you on hold for two hours. YouTube tutorials assume you already know things you don't.

I've spent years navigating Social Security, VA, IRS, Medicare, DSHS, and state agencies. I know where the buttons are. I know what the error messages mean. And I explain things without making you feel stupid — because you're not. The systems are just badly designed.

The people who call me aren't dumb. They're smart people dealing with dumb technology. And they're done wasting hours on something that should take minutes. That's the real cost — not the $40 for the call, but the weeks of frustration leading up to it.

Call or Text Jake

No judgment. No jargon. Just help.

or call directly
(509) 251-7792

Spokane, WA — Local and In-Person