Heather in bloom on Ilkley Moor, with the Cow and Calf rocks and Wharfedale beyond

Eh up.

Summat up with your tech?

Straight-talking computer help for Yorkshire homes and small businesses. We'll tell you what's wrong, what it'll cost, and whether it's even worth fixing — in plain English, before we touch a thing.

  • Price agreed first
  • No fix, no fee
  • No jargon, ever
Photo: Cow and Calf, Ilkley Moor — Tim Green from Bradford, CC BY 2.0
The Straight-Talking Promise

Five things we'll always do

Yorkshire folk are known for saying what they mean. We've built a tech support business around it.

Plain English, always

If we use a word you don't understand, that's our fault, not yours. Ask us and we'll explain it properly.

The price before the work

You'll know what it costs before we start. If the job turns out bigger, we stop and ask you first.

An honest "is it worth it?"

If a new one would be cheaper than fixing the old one, we'll say so — even when it costs us the job.

No fix, no fee

If we can't sort it, you pay nothing — no call-out, no diagnosis fee, no mileage. No matter what.

A real person, not a call centre

You'll talk to the person who actually fixes it, and they'll remember you next time.

The guide directory

Step-by-step help for the software Yorkshire's offices and households actually use.

Jargon? We don't do jargon.

Tech words, translated into plain English

Half the battle with computers is the language. Our Jargon Buster explains the words people throw at you — with a comparison that actually makes sense.

Cache
A store of recently used bits kept close to hand so things load faster next time. Clearing it fixes odd behaviour because it forces a fresh copy.
RAM (memory)
The computer's short-term working space. Too little and it slows to a crawl with a few things open. 8GB is a minimum today; 16GB is comfortable.
Wi-Fi
The wireless signal from your router that devices connect to. Wi-Fi being poor doesn't mean your broadband is — the two are different things.
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No daft questions. Honestly.
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Recently updated guides

We revisit every guide as the software changes.

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Proper local.

From the moor tops to the high street

We're a Yorkshire business looking after Yorkshire people. That means we know what thick stone walls do to Wi-Fi, we know the broadband black spots up the dale, and we'll turn up when we say we will.

On-site visits across:

Remote support anywhere in the UK.

View over the town of Ilkley from the Cow and Calf rocks
Looking down on Ilkley from the Cow and Calf

Put t' kettle on.

Tell us what's up, and we'll tell you straight

Whether it's a five-minute fix or a bigger job, you'll get an honest answer and a price before we start. No obligation, no hard sell.

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