Video call lesson
Get a patient, one-on-one lesson on a Google Meet video call: join Zoom meetings from a link, FaceTime family (even on Android), get ready for virtual doctor visits, and use your camera, sound, and mute with confidence. Not satisfied? Your follow-up hour is on us.
U.S.-based help · Every day, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET, by appointment
Book your Video Calls & Online Appointments Lesson
Free review. You only pay once we confirm we can help.
Pick the calls you want to get comfortable with. Don’t see yours? Tell us in the request form.
Open a Zoom invite, join with your camera and sound on, and leave the meeting when you’re done.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Start a FaceTime call, add people, and switch between video and audio.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Send or open a FaceTime link so iPhone and Android users can video call each other.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Join a Google Meet call from a link, and start video calls in WhatsApp with family.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Get ready for a virtual doctor visit: open the appointment link, test your camera and sound, and know what to expect. You enter all health details yourself.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Find the buttons that matter: turning your camera and microphone on and off, muting, and making it louder.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Show someone what’s on your screen during a call, and stop sharing when you’re done.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Charge up, find good light, and do a test call the day before. If your Wi-Fi keeps dropping, see our home Wi-Fi help.
$59 · Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Three steps from a confusing link to calls you can join on your own.
Step 1
Describe it in your own words. You don’t need the technical name for anything on a video call.
Step 2
We confirm the topic before payment. Then you choose an appointment between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. Eastern, any day of the week.
Step 3
You do each step on your own device on Google Meet while we explain, then you get a short written recap.
You do every step on your own device. We never ask for your passwords or take control of your screen.
You stay in control
You do every step on your own device and approve every setting and account change.
Your information stays private
We never ask for passwords, PINs, codes, payment details, health information, or banking details.
Plain language, at your pace
No jargon and no rushing. We repeat steps as often as you like and write down the important ones.
One fixed price for up to 45 minutes of one-on-one help, with a short written recap afterward.
U.S.-based help · Every day, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET, by appointment
$59
Up to 45 minutes
For learning to join and use Zoom, FaceTime, Google Meet, WhatsApp, and telehealth calls.
Our guarantee
If you’re not satisfied with your lesson, tell us and we’ll schedule a complimentary follow-up hour to keep working on it with you.
A lesson works when your device turns on and you can sign in to your accounts. Here’s what we need, and what a lesson doesn’t cover.
We go at your pace, use plain language, and repeat steps as often as you like. Many of our learners are seniors who want one-on-one tech help at home instead of a class. A family member can book the lesson, as long as the learner is there and agrees to it, and everyone gets a short written recap.
Remote help works when all three are true.
Your device turns on and you can use it
A phone, tablet, or computer you can unlock and use during the lesson.
You can sign in to your own accounts
You type your own passwords. We never ask for them.
You can join a video call
On the same device, or on a second one so we can see your screen.
These need a different kind of help first.
Straight answers about the topic, how lessons work, and what happens if it doesn’t click.
Tap the Zoom link in your email or text, allow the camera and microphone, and tap Join. We practice with a real test meeting so you know exactly what to expect.
Yes. An iPhone user can send a FaceTime link that opens in a web browser on Android. We show you how from either side.
Find the appointment link, test your camera and sound, and join a few minutes early. We walk through it before your real visit. You enter all health and identity information yourself.
Most laptops, tablets, and phones have one built in. If yours doesn’t, a phone or tablet works well for calls.
That’s usually our Device Troubleshooting service. We’ll point you to the right one before you pay.
We meet on a Google Meet video call, any day between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. Eastern, by appointment. You share your screen or point a second device’s camera at it, and you do every step yourself while we explain. You get a short written recap afterward.
Yes. You can send the request for them. They need to be on the call and type their own passwords, and you’re welcome to join.
Tell us. If you’re not satisfied, we’ll schedule a complimentary follow-up hour to keep working on it with you.
Still have a question? Send a request
Not satisfied? Extra hour on us
Pick a time any day between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. Eastern. Not satisfied? Your follow-up hour is on us.
U.S.-based help · Every day, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET, by appointment
