Restore + Create
- Photo restoration
- Video editing & restoration
- 3D printing
- T-shirt & general printing
- Music production & mastering
New Zealand · Local & remote work
Got something you need help with?
Photos. Computers. Printing. AI. Music. Research. Collectibles. Strange little problems that don't seem to fit anywhere else.
NZ based
Local & remote work
Got a weird one? Ask anyway.
What I do
A fairly unusual toolbox.
You don't need to work out which category your problem belongs in. Pick the closest one — or just send me a message.
Tech + AI
- Computer repairs
- PC upgrades
- AI assistance
- Language models
- Custom GPTs & workflows
Research + Collect
- Genealogy
- Historical research
- Silver & antiques
- Trading cards
- Rare & historic items
Recent wizardry
Show the result, not the sales pitch.
Replace these three panels with real before/after images or finished jobs. A few strong examples will do more selling than another page of marketing copy.
ADD BEFORE / AFTER IMAGEOld family photograph → restored photograph
Photo Restoration
Damaged, faded or compressed photographs cleaned up and respectfully restored.
ADD PROJECT IMAGEComputer / print / repair example
Tech + Making
Show one satisfying repair, upgrade, print or build with a short explanation of the problem solved.
ADD RESEARCH IMAGEDocument / object / discovery example
Research + Identification
Show a real mystery you researched, identified or connected to a useful answer.
How it works
Don't overthink it.
You bring me the problem. I'll work out whether I can help and what the next step should be.
1
Tell me what you've got
A photo, broken computer, mystery object, family-history question, idea, file, sketch or strange problem.
2
I'll tell you what I can do
If it's in my wheelhouse, I'll suggest an approach. If it isn't, I'd rather tell you that than waste your time.
3
We agree on the job
Scope and price can be worked out before the work begins.
Got a weird one?
Ask the Wizard.
Tell me what you're trying to do, fix, restore, find, identify or build. You don't need to know which service it falls under.
This version uses your visitor's email app and needs no website backend. Replace YOUR_EMAIL@example.com in the script near the bottom with your real contact email.