Your trusted technology advocate.
Empowering Older Adults to Use Technology, Safely & Confidently.
Tech Peace helps older adults use technology safely, confidently, and independently — and gives their families peace of mind. Scams checked. Devices fixed. Companies dealt with. By a real person you can Trust.
Americans lost $17.7 Billion dollars to online scams in 2025, according to the FBI's Internet Scam Report. We are a U.S based security company empowering older adults the tech skills and support needed to keep them safe in the digital world, keeping retirement & savings accounts safe from scammers online.
This is not just tech support. This is education and empowerment for seniors to thrive safely online. Monday–Saturday, 8am–8pm (your local time).
- Background-checked technicians
- We never ask for your passwords
- Unhurried, jargon-free help

Who do you need help for?
Everyone arrives here for a slightly different reason. Tell us which one sounds like you and we will show you the version that fits.

Myself
I want to feel confident and safe with my phone, computer, or tablet.
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A Parent or Loved One
I want my parents or loved ones to be better with technology, safe from online scams & phishing emails
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Residents, Clients & Members
Learn how Tech Peace partners with senior living communities, health plans, healthcare & social service & government agencies.
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Three ways we help — and one number to call
Americans lost 2.7 Billion dollars to scams in 2025. We are here to help you avoid becoming a victim.
Protect & Empower
Keep your digital life safe.
We check suspicious messages before you click, and empower you with the skills needed to avoic malicious cyber attacks.
- Scam and phishing verification
- Training on common tech tools
- Password and login security
- Getting you to be independent
- Account and device security reviews
- Privacy and social media settings
- Home Wi-Fi security
Advocate
What makes us differentWe'll handle the frustrating technology companies for you.
Most companies ask what's wrong with your device. We ask what you're trying to accomplish — then empower you to navigate independently or with our patient assistance.
- Disputing a charge or cancelling a subscription
- Calling your internet or phone company
- Navigating Apple, Google, and Amazon support
- Booking doctor appointments in patient portals
- Recovering a locked Apple or Google account
- Reminding or helping set up telehealth visits before they start
Support
Keep your technology working.
When the printer won't print or the email won't send, you call one number and a patient human sorts it out — however long it takes.
- Locked-out account recovery
- New device setup and transfers
- Phones, tablets, and computers
- Software updates and backups
- Wi-Fi, printers, and smart TVs
- Unhurried, plain-English coaching
Why families are taking this seriously
Not to alarm you — to explain why having someone to call has stopped being a luxury.
- $3B+
- Reported by older adults in fraud losses in 2025, up from $2.4 billion in 2024.Source: Federal Trade Commission
- 8×
- Increase in older adults reporting losses over $100,000 to impersonation scams between 2020 and 2024.Source: Federal Trade Commission
- 71%
- Of adults 50+ say they want tech support built specifically for older users.Source: AARP
- 90%
- Of adults 50+ owned a smartphone in 2025 — this is a connected generation.Source: AARP
The point is not that the internet is dangerous — it is that the people targeting older adults have gotten organised and convincing, while the rest of us are still figuring it out alone. To learn more, read our guide on Five Ways to Stay Safe Online.
What happens when you we connect with you
We make a good profile of your technology use, your needs, intentions, and how to best empower you
- 1
Assessment of needs
The goal on this first connection is understand who is the person using the technology, what devices do you use the most, and how can we best aid you to use it more confidently
- 2
A search for pain points and opportunities
We make sure to understand your Why. Are you looking to connect more with loved ones, fix common tech issues, or just looking to browse the web more securely.
- 3
Need help? We fix it with you, not at you
Remotely or in your home, you stay in control and you see everything we do. We explain each step in plain English, as many times as you like.
- 4
You get it in writing
A plain-English summary of what we did and what changed. If your family is involved, they can receive a high-level Peace of Mind Report — with your permission, and never your passwords.
Trust is the product, so we put the rules in writing
Inviting someone into your digital life is a serious thing. These are the standards we hold ourselves to — and they are also how you can tell a real Tech Peace technician from someone impersonating one.
We will never
- Store your password
- Ask you to transfer money, ever
- Ask for gift cards or cryptocurrency
- Ask for access to your financial accounts unless you need help and are present
- Make a purchase without your explicit say-so
- Pressure you into buying something
- Use scare tactics to sell you security
If someone does any of the above and claims to be from Tech Peace, they are not. Hang up and call our main number yourself.
Every Tech Peace technician
- Passes a background check before their first visit
- Shows verifiable company identification
- Follows a documented, written security procedure
- Uses audited remote-access software only
- Asks permission before touching any device
- Records what was done in every session, in plain English
- Takes the least access needed to solve the problem
On passwords: we help you manage your credentials without ever knowing them. You type them; we look away. If you want a password manager, you hold the master password — not us.
A home security inspection — for your digital life
You would not guess whether your locks work. We go through your devices, accounts, and settings methodically, then hand you a written report with a score and a short list of what to fix first.
What we look at
Devices
Phone, tablet, computer, smart TV, router, and anything else connected.
Accounts
Apple or Google, email, social media, banking, shopping, healthcare portals.
Security
Two-step verification, passwords, recovery options, updates, backups, screen locks.
Scam exposure
Suspicious apps and extensions, spam volume, risky contacts, forgotten subscriptions.
Privacy
Location sharing, app permissions, social media visibility, shared accounts.
You stay at the keyboard. We never take a password, and you can stop the session at any point. Everything we change, we write down.
What you get
Tech Peace Score
72/ 100
- Critical: Email account has no two-step verification
- Important: Phone software is two versions out of date
- Important: Same password used on three shopping accounts
- Good: Automatic photo backup is working
- Good: Screen lock and emergency contacts set up
Illustrative example. Your report lists every finding, in plain English, with what we recommend doing about each one and roughly how long it takes.
Learn this in an afternoon
Three short reads that cover most of what people call us about. No sign-up, no email required — take them and use them.

Safety7 min read
Five Ways to Stay Safe Online
Five habits that stop the overwhelming majority of online trouble. None of them require you to be technical, and all five can be done this week.
Read the articleUpdated August 12, 2026
Scams9 min read
How to Detect Scams in Your Email
A real message and a fake one can look almost identical. Here is exactly where to look, in what order, and what to do when you are still not sure.
Read the articleUpdated August 26, 2026
Confidence8 min read
Ways Being Tech Savvy Could Improve Your Life
Safety is the reason people call us. This is the reason they stay: video calls with grandchildren, appointments without the phone tree, and a world that stays open to you.
Read the articleUpdated September 9, 2026
Questions people ask before they call
If your question is not here, call and ask. We would rather answer it now than have you wonder.
