🖥️ Escritorio Asistido
Español Early access
For sons, daughters and grandkids of people 70+

Don't buy them another computer.
Make the one they have simple.

The name is Spanish for “assisted desktop”: a simplified, guided desktop for seniors and for anyone with vision, memory or motor difficulties.

Escritorio Asistido turns your mom or dad's everyday Windows PC into a clear, big-button screen: their programs, their files, easy email and one-touch video calls with the family. Everything stays where they left it. Nothing rearranges itself.

Get early access Pre-launch: US$49, one-time. No monthly fees.
🔒 100% private: nothing leaves their PC 💻 Works on their current Windows ⏱️ Installs in minutes
Real main screen of Escritorio Asistido: six giant colored buttons — Write in Word, My photos, My email, Call my family, My files and Solitaire — plus a large red get-help button.

Real product screen. Big letters, single click, and a voice that reads every button.

Sound familiar?

"Dad won't touch the computer anymore. He's afraid he'll 'break it'."What sons and daughters say in caregiver forums
"Technical support has often left this senior in tears. Online classes would only confuse her."AARP Community, 2024
"Mom was scammed by email. How do I prevent it without making her feel dumb?"AgingCare forum
"She lost the document again. Saved it 'somewhere' — and now she's calling me, 300 miles away."The every-Sunday phone call

It's almost never about their ability. It's that Windows is designed for young people in a hurry — small print, double clicks, and menus that keep moving around.

This simple, in three steps

You set it up once. They use it every day.

1

Install it on their own PC

On the Windows computer they already have and know. Ten minutes, in person or from afar. Nothing new to buy.

2

Choose the buttons together

Word, their photos, email, the video call with the grandkids, their documents folder. Every button in the color and words they understand.

3

And it always stays the same

The screen never changes, nothing rearranges itself. And if something does move, the "undo to how it was" button fixes it in one click.

Everything they need. Nothing that gets in the way.

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Giant buttons that talk

24-point-plus lettering, one single click for everything, and a voice that reads each button aloud. Designed for 70+ eyes and memory.

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Their files, made clear

A built-in file window with big print, dates that make sense ("yesterday", "last Monday") and always-visible sorting. No more "where did I save it?".

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Email without traps

Hotmail, Gmail or Yahoo set up with a step-by-step wizard. Reading and writing in large print, with no treacherous buttons.

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The family, one button away

Video calls via WhatsApp or Jitsi with the contacts you define: the kids, the grandkids, the doctor. No one else.

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"Undo to how it was"

Desktop got scrambled? Deleted something by accident? One button restores everything to how it was — including earlier versions of their documents.

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Help that notifies you

A big red "get help" button that sends a notice to the trusted family member. You find out right away — not next Sunday.

See it with your own eyes

Real Escritorio Asistido screens, exactly as your mom or dad will see them.

Escritorio Asistido "My Files" window: folders and documents in large print, a simple "D > Documents" trail and a search button.
"My Files": large print, dates that make sense, and no labyrinth of folders.
Escritorio Asistido "My People" window: cards for Carolina, Andrés and Sofía with send-message, video-call and write-email buttons.
"My People": message, video call or email with a single button — only with people you trust.

The two questions everyone asks first

"Is it safe?"

  • 100% local: their documents, photos and email never leave their computer. No cloud, no accounts of ours, no content tracking.
  • Video calls and messages only with the contacts you defined.
  • Less room for scams: no strange pop-ups, no buttons that install things.
  • Anything deleted goes to the recycle bin and can be recovered. Always.

"Won't it be too complicated for him… or her?"

  • Zero double-clicking. One button, one action.
  • The screen is always the same: nothing rearranges or moves on its own.
  • An optional voice reads every button out loud.
  • And it's still their computer: real Word and Excel, their same files as always.

Why not a "senior computer"?

Special computers for seniors do exist. They cost $1,000 or more, run unfamiliar systems and charge a monthly fee — and on some of them, if you stop paying, the machine stops working. Escritorio Asistido costs US$79, once.

"Senior computers"Escritorio Asistido
New hardware Yes — $1,000 and up No — uses the PC they already own
Mandatory monthly fee Yes — with lockout if you stop paying No — one-time US$79
Their usual programs No — proprietary system, no real Word/Excel Yes — real Windows underneath
Their current files and photos Must be transferred over Already there
Content privacy Depends on their cloud 100% local
Learning curve A whole new device to learn Their computer, made clear

It's not a "computer for old people".
It's their own computer, made clear.

"How do I help her… without making her feel dumb?" — That's the whole point. Nobody feels dumb here.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work on the computer they already have?

Yes. Escritorio Asistido installs on top of Windows 10 or 11, on the PC or laptop your family member already uses. Nothing to buy, no files to transfer: their documents and photos stay exactly where they were — just easy to find now.

Do I need to be tech-savvy to set it up?

No. Installation is a step-by-step wizard that takes about 10 minutes. And you (the helper) get a PIN-protected setup mode to adjust buttons, contacts and email whenever needed.

How much does it cost? Is there a monthly fee?

It's a one-time payment of US$79 per computer. No subscriptions, no hidden charges — and the computer never "locks up" for not paying. The first people on the waitlist get in early at the US$49 pre-launch price.

What about their privacy and data?

All content — documents, photos, email, contacts — stays on their computer. The app uploads nothing to any cloud and shares nothing with anyone. The only outgoing connections are the ones you choose: their email account and video calls with their contacts.

What if something gets messed up anyway?

That's what the "undo to how it was" button is for: it restores the desktop, the buttons, and even earlier versions of their documents. And the help button notifies you the moment your family member needs you.

What languages does it come in?

English and Spanish today, including the voice that reads the buttons. It's built to add more languages.

Will it help with early dementia or low vision?

It's designed precisely for vision and memory difficulties: 24-point-plus fonts, buttons nearly twice the standard size, zero double-clicking, spoken feedback, and a screen that never reorders itself — because spatial memory is sacred. It doesn't replace human companionship, but it makes it a lot easier.

Join the early-access list

US$79 US$49 one-time payment per computer

Pre-launch price, exclusive to the waitlist. No monthly fees, no hidden charges.

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