Everyday Tech Guide is a free guide site for the technology in your home: Wi-Fi and routers, security cameras and doorbells, smart home gear and the accounts that protect them. It is for people who want clear, step-by-step help with setup, troubleshooting and buying decisions.
Guides are researched from manufacturers’ own documentation and are not independently tested. We also make our own downloadable tools for checking and organizing your home setup.
80 step-by-step guides, each counted once by main topic. Brand and buying guides are a second view of the same guides, so those counts overlap the topic counts. There are also 9 comparisons, such as eero vs TP-Link Deco.
Home Wi-Fi and routers 19 guides
Dropouts, dead zones, mesh, routers and extenders.
The 167 pages are everything in our sitemap: the home page, 5 topic hubs, 80 guides, 3 interactive tools, 66 glossary terms and 12 site, policy and product pages.
A personal report on your home network and a fillable binder to keep your home tech in one place. Instant digital download. Works offline, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Report Builder
4 quick questions, then up to 35 that adapt to your home
Personal PDF report with an overall score and a score per area
Fixes in priority order, free fixes first, with steps
Weekend plan, 30-day plan and a habits page
Security tools add-on (optional, included)
10 more questions and a Security tools section
Password managers, backups, computer protection, DNS filtering and a device list
Fillable Home Tech Binder
15 pages, fillable and printable, with a dark version for screens and a light version for printing
Equipment log, device inventory, accounts record, router settings checklist, maintenance log, warranty tracker, emergency contacts and a yearly calendar
Also included
A sample report built from made-up answers and a START-HERE file
Both products are plans and records, not scans or security audits. They contain no affiliate links and no ads. Checkout is on Payhip: payhip.com/EverydayTechGuide.
How recommendations work
Guides draw on the manufacturers’ own specifications, manuals and support pages.
Picks are marked “not independently tested”. We do not run hands-on tests.
Some guides contain Amazon affiliate links. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Every affiliate link is labeled “(affiliate link)” and marked sponsored in the page code.
We only link to listings sold new by Amazon.com or the brand’s official store.
Our security guides and free tools contain no affiliate links of their own.
We do not publish prices, invented reviews or test results we did not run.
These are independent guides, not affiliated with or endorsed by any brand shown.
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Everyday Tech Guide earns from qualifying purchases. Many linked guides contain labeled affiliate links. Products are chosen from manufacturer documentation and listings; they are not independently tested.