Moved to Batumi? Tech and home without hassle
A new country, a rented flat, a different language — and everything has to be set up by yourself: internet, TV, phone, a printer for documents. I help people who have moved to Batumi, especially if there is nobody around who “knows about tech”.
First-week checklist
Internet and Wi-Fi
Getting connected in a rented flat, router, passwords, Wi-Fi in every room.
Smart TV
Channels, apps, YouTube and streaming on the landlord’s TV.
Phone and banking
A Georgian SIM next to yours, a banking app, codes, account protection.
Documents
Printer and scanner, translating letters and contracts with AI (important ones — checked by a translator).
Safety
Passwords, photo backups, a camera or video doorbell.
Small jobs at home
Lamps, wall lights, sockets, minor plumbing.
Buying tech
I choose for your task and budget and can come to the shop with you.
Useful articles
Internet in a rented flat in Batumi: how to get connected calmly
What to ask the landlord, fibre or a mobile router, how to get Wi-Fi in every room — and what to do if the internet “is there but doesn’t work”.
Home camera and video doorbell: how to choose and set up safely
A Wi-Fi camera, video peephole or smart doorbell: what to choose for a flat, how to set it up so only you have access, and what you may record.
Online booking and Instagram for beauty professionals: clients book themselves
Online booking, WhatsApp Business with templates, Instagram and Google Maps — so clients book themselves and you don’t answer messages until midnight.
What to ask the seller before buying tech: 10 questions
Warranty, Windows or Free DOS, menu language, returns, what is in the box — 10 questions for the seller that save money and nerves.
Prices
I give the price before starting. Several things in one visit — easier and cheaper.
How a visit works
We agree in advance
You describe the task and your area — I give the time and price before coming.
I arrive on time
If I’m running late, I let you know. You are welcome to invite a friend during the visit if that feels calmer.
I work carefully
I explain what I do, touch nothing without asking and don’t look at personal files.
A calm setting
If there is a conflict in the flat or someone is drunk, the visit is rescheduled — it is safer for everyone.
So you don’t have to look for a technician every time
We can agree on regular visits every 1–2 months — the “Family IT plan”: tech checked, questions answered, small jobs done.