About Us

Technology should feel like a helping hand — not a headache.

Hi there! I’m Simone, and I created My Mac Made Simple for people just like you — smart, curious folks who didn’t grow up with computers but still want to stay connected, organised, and confident in today’s digital world.

Whether you’re new to Macs or just tired of asking your grandkids for help (and getting that look), you’re in the right place.

🧓 Who This Is For

If you’ve ever said…

  • “I just want to check my email and not break anything.”
  • “Where did that photo go?”
  • “Everyone keeps saying ‘It’s easy!’ — but it doesn’t feel that way to me.”

…then welcome. You’re not alone — and you’re definitely not behind.

This site is especially for older adults, retirees, and beginners who want to learn how to use a Mac without the jargon, frustration, or feeling silly. Everything is explained step-by-step, in plain English, with big screenshots and a friendly voice.

💡 What You’ll Find Here

  • Simple guides for everyday tasks on a Mac
  • Answers to the “embarrassing” questions you’re too polite to ask
  • Helpful tips to keep your Mac (and your privacy) safe
  • A supportive place to learn at your own pace

I’m not here to turn you into a computer wizard. I’m here to help you do the things that matter most to you: connect with family, organize your memories, pay bills online with confidence — and maybe even join that Zoom poker night with your friends.

👨‍💻 Why I Started This Site

For over 20 years, I’ve helped people learn to love their technology — especially those who thought they’d never “get it.” I’ve worked with business owners, grandparents, nervous first-time users — and what I’ve learned is this:

✨It’s not about age. It’s about how it’s explained.

So I decided to create a place where learning your Mac feels more like having coffee with a helpful friend than sitting through a tech support call.

📬 Let’s Stay in Touch

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Thanks for stopping by — and remember, you’ve got this.
Even if your grandkids don’t believe it (yet).