I help Auckland homes, tradies, shops and small businesses get practical tech working: fast websites, computer repairs, revived old machines, custom software, arcade cabinets, shop displays, Raspberry Pi systems and local AI computers.
Most jobs fit one of four paths. Start simple, then we can choose the cleanest repair, build, website, or software setup for the budget.
Slow laptop, broken desktop, upgrade, rebuild, files, setup or honest repair advice.
02 Build software or a websiteService website, quote tool, customer form, local app, dashboard or personal system.
03 Create an arcade or gaming setupCabinet, gaming PC, controller setup, media machine or retro lounge build.
04 Set up a smart screen or small serverRaspberry Pi, shop display, kiosk, home server, backup box, local AI or dashboard.
Useful for homes, shops, tradies, community groups and small teams that need practical help without a big agency or confusing IT contract.
Clear service pages, fast mobile layouts, quote forms, search-friendly wording, and a handover you can understand. Good for tradies, shops, community groups and small local brands.
See website design helpComputer repair, old machine revival, gaming PCs, arcade cabinets, Raspberry Pi dashboards, LED shop displays, home servers, Linux setups and local AI computers.
See repair helpSome jobs need more than a website or a repair. I can build the small system around the actual outcome: a shop screen that starts by itself, an arcade cabinet that feels finished, a Pi dashboard, a local app, a home server, or a private AI computer.
Community information, trade services, flooring and retail examples. Each link opens the live site.
Community website with clear information and registration pathways.
Visit ngatitorehina.comTrade service website for Auckland customers looking for electrical help.
Visit envyelectrical.co.nzFlooring website with service information and a clear enquiry path.
Visit scottflooring.co.nzMusic retail website for records, turntables, and online browsing.
Visit turntablewax.co.nzI am based in West Auckland and can help across Auckland by arrangement. Some jobs are best onsite, while website, software, planning, and setup work can often start remotely.
Good tech should save time, make sense on handover, and avoid trapping important records. Whether it is a repair, website, display, app or AI computer, the result should be practical first.
You should know what was built, what it does, and how to use it when it is handed over.
Cables, accounts, files, displays, apps, and pages should be organised enough to maintain later.
Some jobs should not start with another subscription. Important records should be easy to export, back up, and move later.
Clarify what is broken, what needs reviving or building, who will use it, and what “working” actually means.
Pick the simplest reliable option: repair, revive, rebuild, Raspberry Pi, mini-PC, arcade setup, server, website, or app.
Set it up, test it properly, and make sure the main job works before adding extras.
Hand over the passwords you own, the files, the instructions, and the practical next steps.
This keeps the first conversation practical: repairs, builds, ownership, handover, and what happens to the details someone submits.
Yes. I am based in West Auckland and can help local homes, shops, tradies, community groups, and small businesses with practical web and tech jobs.
Often, yes. A slow older computer may only need an SSD, more memory, cleanup, a fresh install, or a lighter operating system. If it is not worth repairing, I will say that clearly before you spend money.
Yes. I can help with retro arcade cabinets, emulation setups, gaming PCs, media machines, controllers, screen setup, and tidy handover so you know how to use it.
I can help you get back into a phone, computer, or account you own: password resets, recovery steps, setup, backups, and rebuilds. I do not bypass locks on devices that are not clearly yours.
Yes. Raspberry Pi and mini-PC setups are a good fit for shop-front advertising screens, menus, dashboards, information displays, simple touch kiosks, and always-on local tools.
Yes. I can help plan shop-front LED displays, curved feature screens, promo boards, menu screens, media players, and content playback. Hardware details should be confirmed against the site, display size, supplier specs, and installation conditions.
Yes. That can include storage, media, backups, local AI tools, private assistants, quote tools, simple dashboards, and small apps built around a specific job.
Yes. Some tools can run on your own computer, Raspberry Pi, mini-PC, or server. That can suit personal trackers, dashboards, shop displays, arcade cabinets, quote tools, and simple business systems.
It means knowing where customer leads, quotes, stock, files, and business records live; who can access them; how they are backed up; and whether you can export or move them later.
Only the details needed to reply to the enquiry should be collected. The form does not need extra tracking scripts to work, and the privacy page keeps that clear.
Send the basics: what you have, what you want it to do, where you are in Auckland, and how soon you need help.
No mailing list and no unnecessary fields. Only the details needed to understand the job and reply should be collected.
