Hi there,

I have been building something for a while, and this week I finally wrote my way up to telling you about it. So this newsletter is half recap, half reveal.

The recap first. All week the blog made one argument, in five parts:

• Monday, what "optimizing" your PC actually means, which is really just a short list of ordinary jobs, most of them minor.
• Tuesday, the maintenance Windows already does for you for free, in the middle of the night.
• Wednesday, the five things I actually check on any computer, with the real numbers.
• Thursday, why I do not trust cleaners that charge you every year.
• Friday, the thing all of that was leading to.

Here is the thing. It is called PCRescue Kit, and it is the checklist I have run for twenty-four years, put into one small app with a button next to each fix. Four categories, dozens of one-click fixes, and every single one shows you the exact command it runs before it runs it.

I will say the same thing to you I said in the posts, because it is the whole point: most of what it does, Windows can already do. The Kit just does it in one click, tells you what it did, and never nags you. No telemetry, no bundled junk, no scan that invents 1,400 problems, no yearly bill.

And the price is the part I am proudest of. It is $49, one time. Not per year. There is a real free tier with no nagging, which is there to prove the point rather than to funnel you. And if you are a paying PCRescue Member, it will be included with your membership, free.

One catch, and it is a good one. It is not open to everyone yet. You are on the list I trust most, so you get in first. Early access is $29, one time, for the full version. Reply or click below and I will make sure you are first in line when it opens.

Thanks for reading all week. It means more than you know that you do.

Claim early access, $29 one time.

Mike
PCRescue | Portland, ME