Discuss your current setup
Computers, phones, tablets, Wi-Fi, printers, smart-home devices, and home-office equipment.
In about 2 minutes, answer 7 quick, plain-English questions and get an instant personalized Technology Health Score — then request your complimentary 20-minute in-person or phone review with John.
Three simple steps. No jargon, no pressure, and nothing is sent anywhere until you choose to.
About your computers, Wi-Fi, passwords, backups, and everyday devices — takes about 2–3 minutes.
Your answers are calculated right in your browser. Nothing is automatically sent or stored on a server.
Get a plain-English score, suggested discussion topics, and the option to book your free 20-minute review.
Every score simply points to a friendly starting conversation — there is no "failing" here.
Your setup looks solid. A free review can still catch small opportunities and help you stay ahead of future issues.
You are doing fine overall, with a few areas worth a closer look. The free review helps you prioritize what matters most.
Your answers point to a few recurring or safety-related concerns. That is exactly what the free review is for — one simple step at a time.
Nothing pushy — just a clear next step if you want one.
Computers, phones, tablets, Wi-Fi, printers, smart-home devices, and home-office equipment.
Password habits, backups, updates, suspicious messages, and common online-scam risks.
Prioritize concerns, identify useful improvements, and explore appropriate AI opportunities.
Yes. The online screening and the 20-minute in-person or phone review for Penthouse residents are both free, with no obligation to book anything further afterward.
Most residents finish the 7-question screening in about 2 to 3 minutes. It is designed to be quick, plain-English, and stress-free.
No. Your answers are scored right in your own browser. Nothing is transmitted or saved anywhere unless you choose to request the free review, at which point you simply share your contact information to schedule it.
You will see your score, a plain-English explanation of what it means, and a short list of suggested discussion topics. You can print your results or request a free 20-minute Technology Health Review with John to talk through them in person.
No. This is an educational self-screening meant to highlight common trouble spots, not a formal security audit or a guarantee that every issue has been found. Think of it as a friendly starting point for a conversation.
A lower score simply means there are a few areas worth a closer look. It is common, nothing to worry about, and exactly what the free review is designed to help with, one step at a time.