Find the actual problem
Look at the devices, software, network, website, or energy system and separate the real issue from the dramatic symptoms.
Skookum Tech Studio helps people and small organizations wrangle computers, networks, websites, media, 3D parts, and mobile energy systems. Calm explanations included. Tiny screwdriver optional.
Hi, I'm Jeremy. I like technology enough to explain it without making your eyes glaze over. Ideally with fewer acronyms. No promises on the good ones.
Skookum Tech Studio helps adults, kids, homes, small businesses, and community projects get unstuck, get set up, and understand what all the boxes with blinking lights are doing.
The goal is simple: leave you more capable than when we started, with gear and systems that behave themselves most of the time.
Local classes for curious humans. Learn the useful parts of technology without pretending every setting screen is obvious.
Learn morePrinters, files, phone sync, backups, cloud confusion, and general computer nonsense. No judgment. Especially about the printer.
Learn moreWifi, cameras, smart-home gear, and networks that should not require a weekly power-cycle ritual. Ubiquiti welcome.
Learn moreSmall business and community websites that can launch, grow, and avoid becoming a digital time capsule from three Tuesdays ago.
Learn moreVideo editing, 3D modeling, and graphics for promotions, events, documentation, and the occasional thing that deserves to look less homemade.
Learn moreCustom parts, 3D printing, small manufacturing jobs, and teaching. For when the thing you need does not appear to exist.
Learn moreBoat and RV electrical design: solar, alternator charging, lithium storage, inverters, chargers, and fewer exciting surprises.
Learn moreLook at the devices, software, network, website, or energy system and separate the real issue from the dramatic symptoms.
Explain the tradeoffs in normal language so you can choose a path without needing a certification and a second coffee.
Repair the setup, install the system, build the site, make the part, or teach the skill. Then leave it understandable.
Start with the confusing, unreliable, missing, or overdue thing. Bonus points if it has cables. The first conversation is about finding a practical next step.