Skip to main content

Your computer. Your information. Your choice.

Computer help requires trust. That starts with being clear about what exists now and what we’re still building.

This website today.

The AskKip app is not available. This website does not scan or repair your computer. The product preview uses example information, not information read from your device.

  • Browsing

    Our hosting services process basic connection information needed to deliver and protect the site.

  • Waitlist

    We collect the email address you submit and any optional answers you choose to share.

  • Contact

    We use the details in your message to handle your request. Please do not include passwords, financial details, or private documents.

Product concept

The desktop app we’re designing.

Our intended approach is to request only the access needed for a chosen task, explain proposed changes, and keep you informed. We will publish the actual app permissions and data practices before asking anyone to install it.

  • Ask before access

  • Explain cloud processing

  • Review changes

  • Stop and see the result

  • Share only by choice

Some information should stay out of a support conversation.

Do not send passwords, payment-card numbers, recovery codes, or private health documents through our forms. AskKip does not need them for a waitlist signup.

Be cautious with unexpected support offers.

A message claiming to have discovered a problem on your computer is not proof of a real check. Use independently verified contact details before granting access or paying for help.

How to check a suspicious tech-support message