One person, three names
About
MCT Systems is the building arm of My Computer Therapy. There is no team behind the name — I answer the phone, I do the design, and I do the work.
Three names, one person
My Computer Therapy fixes. Computer help that comes to you — slow machines, dead Wi-Fi, printers, passwords, data moved safely. That is the kitchen-table practice, and it is where most people first meet me.
MCT Systems builds. This site. Networks, Starlink, servers, backups, private cloud, continuity and monitoring — designed and built for clients who need their infrastructure to keep making sense when the internet doesn’t.
Robot Trainer experiments and trains. The lab. It is where I try out and automate what that infrastructure can do — home and building automation, AI-assisted workflows, and getting a place ready for autonomous machines that are still years away. What works in the lab is what I build for clients here. What is still an experiment stays there, labelled as one.
Where the ideas were tested
I do not ask anyone to run something I have not run myself. The patterns on this site — local name resolution, servers on the premises, backups proven by restoring them, monitoring that says “unknown” instead of “fine,” a network that keeps working with the uplink unplugged — are the same ones I run every day. Kauaʻi Digital Village, a community project I built, runs on them: a digital commons with its own radio, maps, classroom and villager homes, built so that what lives on the island keeps working when the link to the outside goes down.
What I won’t say here
There are no client names, testimonials or case studies on this site, because I do not publish other people’s infrastructure. If you want to talk to someone I have built for, ask me and I will ask them.
Reaching me
Remote design, monitoring and support from anywhere. On-site work by arrangement. Call or write, or request an assessment.