Home Computer Help
Slow PC cleanup, Windows setup, Linux help, data transfers, updates, and new-device setup.
Local IT, digital rescue, media restoration, and private AI
Computer help and small-business tech care for Springfield and the Ozarks.
Ozark CyberWorks helps homes and small businesses clean up computers, secure accounts, set up backups, restore media, build websites, and run private AI or server tools.
What we fix
Practical tech help without the corporate runaround.
Security Cleanup
Scam checks, password cleanup, two-factor setup, email security, browser cleanup, and safer accounts.
Backups and Private Cloud
External-drive backups, Nextcloud-style file storage, local network storage, and recovery planning.
Wi-Fi and Home Network
Router setup, dead-zone troubleshooting, printer help, device connections, and basic network hardening.
Media Restoration
Photo cleanup, video organization, file conversion, family archive workflows, and digital delivery.
Websites and AI Setup
Simple business websites, domains, Cloudflare help, Ollama/Open WebUI setup, and private AI workflows.
Starter pricing
Clear starting points, quoted before work begins.
These are draft launch prices. Final quotes depend on travel, urgency, hardware issues, data size, and whether the job can be handled remotely.
Computer cleanup / tune-up
$59-$99
Windows reinstall / fresh setup
$99-$149
New PC setup + data transfer
$99-$199
Wi-Fi, printer, or router help
$75-$150
Account security / scam check
$99-$199
Media restoration project
$50-$200+
Small-business care
Monthly support for shops that need tech to just work.
Tech Check
$199 one-time
Device, Wi-Fi, backup, password, email security, and basic website/domain review.
Starter IT Care
$99/mo
Remote help, monthly checkup, backup/account review, and simple documentation.
Business IT Care
$199-$399/mo
Support, updates, backup checks, documentation, security review, and priority scheduling.
Website Care
$49-$149/mo
Small edits, domain/DNS help, uptime checks, security updates, and content support.
Get help
Tell me what is broken, slow, missing, or worrying you.
Call, text, or email with the device type, what changed, and what you need done. Photos of error messages help.
Future shop lane
Tech gear and Ozark CyberWorks shirts will stay separate from service work.
The first shop test will be simple print-on-demand shirts and useful home-tech gear. Local IT, repairs, backups, media restoration, and business support remain the main focus.