Making PC Troubleshooting Human Again

We believe everyone deserves a computer that just works. That's why we're building the most helpful AI troubleshooting assistant in the world.

Loved &
Trusted
By users worldwide
Safe &
Reliable
Privacy-first design
Fast Fixes
Quick, guided solutions
< 1 min
Avg. Fix Time

Our Story

TroubleBuddy started with a simple frustration: why is fixing computers so hard? We spent years watching friends and family struggle with cryptic error messages, expensive repair shops, and hours lost to Googling solutions that didn't work.

As engineers who spent decades working on Windows systems, we knew there had to be a better way. What if we could create an AI that understood both the technical complexity of Windows and the simple way humans describe their problems?

In 2025, we founded TroubleBuddy with a mission: make professional-grade PC troubleshooting accessible to everyone. Today, our AI helps users fix common Windows problems - from simple slowdowns to everyday issues errors.

We're just getting started. Our vision is a world where no one has to suffer through computer problems alone.

Our Values

The principles that guide everything we do

User First

Every feature we build starts with a simple question: How does this help our users?

Safety & Privacy

Your data stays on your device. We never compromise on security.

Simplicity

Complex problems deserve simple solutions. We hide the complexity, not the power.

Accessibility

Everyone deserves a working PC. We make professional-grade tools available to all.

Meet the Team

The people behind TroubleBuddy

Liam McIntyre

CEO & Co-founder

15 years building startups including CEO roles.

Kevin McIntyre

CTO & Co-founder

AI researcher focused on making technology accessible.

Mahmoud Sofan

Head of Engineer

Systems architect with deep Windows internals knowledge.

Ahmed Morsy

Head of Product

UX specialist passionate about simplifying complex software.

Join Us on Our Mission

Whether you're a user looking for help or someone who wants to shape the future of PC troubleshooting, we'd love to hear from you.