
Freeburg, Illinois
From a simple question about your phone to migrating an entire data center full of virtual machines, we're here to help — without the jargon and without the condescension.
What we do
Whatever you've got — a slow laptop, a dead hard drive, a question nobody else would sit down and answer — start here.
Custom systems tailored to your needs and budget. Repairs, data recovery, and malware cleanup for the machine you already own.
Learn moreSearch, file storage, documents, bookmarks, and passwords — entirely private, entirely local. No mystery data center, no ad targeting.
Learn morePassword management, online security, office apps, and general computer use. Plus Linux, if you'd like to escape Microsoft and Apple entirely.
Learn moreCustom signs, replacement parts, toys, tools, and miniatures — in a variety of colors and materials.
Learn morePhones, tablets, laptops, PCs, game systems, stereos, VCRs, even that huge old CRT. Working or not. Bring them to us.
Learn moreA hands-on home computer and video game museum, from 1972 to today. You don't just look — you play.
Learn moreThe Museum
We're building an interactive home computer and video game museum — and the whole point is that you get to use it.
Early 8-bit systems. "No bit" analog games like the 1972 Magnavox Odyssey. The powerhouse multimedia machines of the 16-bit era. DOS and early Windows. We've even got a collection of foreign machines, so you can see what our neighbors were using while we were arguing about Commodore versus Atari.
Opening soon
1972 – today
Online Services
Sick of AI in your web search confidently giving you the wrong answer? Tired of ads everywhere? Companies like Google are using your photos, documents, and email to train their AI and target advertising at you.
We offer the things you actually need online — search, file storage and sharing, document editing, bookmarks, password management — running on hardware you could drive to. No mystery data center in some random country, shared with who knows what other companies.
About Scott
Scott has developed software for almost every computer, console, and handheld since teaching himself to program on a TI-99/4A — which is a long way of saying he has probably seen your problem before.
Come say hello
Give us a call or send a note and we'll set up a time. We'll tell you honestly whether it's worth fixing.