Computer & Laptop Help
Get help with Windows or Mac computers, slow performance, software installation, updates, email problems, files, and everyday troubleshooting.
Patient, one-on-one help with computers, smartphones, printers, Wi-Fi, and everyday technology — right in your home.
We also help with apps, email, smart TVs, streaming devices, speakers, video doorbells, cameras, and smart home setup. We explain each step clearly, at your pace.
Personal technology help — $50/hour
Non-medical technology assistance for older adults and families in the Greater Austin area.
Whether a device won't connect, an app is confusing, or you want to learn something new, we'll work through it together during an in-home visit.
Practical help with the devices you already own, plus friendly lessons so you can use them with confidence.
Get help with Windows or Mac computers, slow performance, software installation, updates, email problems, files, and everyday troubleshooting.
One-on-one help with iPhones, iPads, and Android devices: settings, apps, contacts, photos, messages, accessibility options, and device transfers.
Connect a printer or scanner, troubleshoot wireless printing, set up Wi-Fi, reconnect devices to your home network, or resolve routine connection problems.
Learn at your own pace: internet browsing, email, photo sharing, documents, useful programs, online appointments, and video calling with loved ones.
Set up a smart TV, streaming player, soundbar, Bluetooth speaker, or voice assistant. Connect compatible devices and make common controls easier to use.
Connect compatible smart lights, voice assistants, video doorbells, indoor or outdoor cameras, and home devices to apps and Wi-Fi. Assistance is limited to non-electrical setup.
Address unwanted pop-ups, suspicious programs, questionable messages, scam calls, and device-security concerns. Learn safer ways to use accounts and avoid common scams.
Set up email, organize files and photos, use password managers, move data to a new device, and learn simple ways to keep important digital information accessible.
If you live in another city, it can be hard to troubleshoot a parent's phone, printer, or computer from a distance.
AgeHelper offers in-home technology visits in the Austin area, with patient explanations and practical help using the devices your family already relies on.
Our visits can be both hands-on troubleshooting and friendly instruction. Bring your own questions; no previous technical knowledge is required.
We take time to explain what we're doing in clear, everyday language. Our aim is to help you feel comfortable using your technology after the visit, not just fix a problem temporarily.
Whether it's a quick connection issue or a lesson on a new device, you can ask questions along the way.
Pay for the time you need. No monthly subscription required.
Serving Austin and nearby communities by appointment.
AgeHelper provides non-medical technical help and education, not health care or personal care services.
Yes. AgeHelper provides in-home, non-medical technology assistance in Austin, Texas. If you live nearby, contact us to confirm availability in your area.
Yes. We help with Windows and Mac computers, iPhones, iPads, Android phones, apps, email, printing, Wi-Fi and other everyday devices.
Yes. One-on-one lessons can cover email, browsing, photos, programs, video calls and device basics. Lessons are tailored to your questions and pace.
We can help with compatible smart TVs, streaming devices, speakers, voice assistants, video doorbells and app-based cameras. We do not perform licensed electrical work.
Our listed rate for in-home technology assistance is $50 per hour. Contact us with your location and the devices involved to discuss the visit.
Yes. Adult children and other family members can reach out to explain a parent's technology needs and request local assistance.
AgeHelper also maintains information about other non-medical assistance topics. Our current focus is technology; please inquire about availability for additional services.
Questions about a computer, phone, printer, Wi-Fi, or another home device? Describe the problem and we’ll respond.