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We build software, local AI and games.
JawTech is a Canadian software company with more than 25 years of Windows and Linux experience. We write applications, deploy Windows at fleet scale, set up and tune private AI that runs entirely on your own hardware, and make games for phones and PCs. And we put that same expertise to work for everyday people, with friendly computer help, repairs and custom PCs.
Computer trouble? Get tech help.Remote help anywhere in Canada from $30, drop-off or home visits. Seniors welcome.
- 25+ years in IT
- Windows and Linux experts
- Fleet deployment
- Local AI systems
- Game development
Software
Custom applications, web and desktop, built to last.
Learn moreLocal AI
Local AI set up and tuned on your own NVIDIA or AMD hardware.
Learn moreDeployment
Windows 11 images that install themselves from a USB key.
Learn moreGames
Mobile and PC games, with a whole roster on the way.
Learn moreTech help
Computer help, repairs, upgrades and custom PCs for everyday people.
Learn moreTech help for everyday people
The same expertise, at your kitchen table.
The people who deploy Windows for businesses and set up local AI also help home users and seniors, patiently and in plain English, remotely or in person. Tired computers backed up and reinstalled with our deployment tools, moves to a new PC without losing a thing, computers that will not start brought back, upgrades and custom desktops, Wi-Fi that reaches every room, and smart devices that finally behave. Clear prices, and an instant estimate.
- Remote help anywhere in Canada, $30 per half hour
- Backup + fresh Windows from $100
- Move to a new computer, everything brought over
- Will not start? Diagnosis and recovery
- SSD and memory upgrades, custom desktops
- Wi-Fi, mesh, wired networks, NAS and Plex
- Alexa, printers, alarms, ecobee and other smart devices
Local AI systems
Private AI that never leaves the building.
From a single PC tuned for llama-server to multi-GPU servers for a whole company: we configure and optimize local AI on the hardware you own, with CUDA or ROCm. Local inference, local data, nothing in the cloud.
- Your gaming or workstation PC turned into a private AI machine
- Multi-GPU servers, DGX Spark units and Dell GPU servers
- NVIDIA or AMD, CUDA or ROCm, tuned and benchmarked
- llama-server, models and presets chosen for your VRAM
- Your documents and chats stay on your network
- No per-token bills, works with the internet unplugged
On the bench
Latest work
The projects we are shipping and updating right now.
llama-launcher
Point, click, serve a local LLM.
A desktop and command-line app that builds, saves and launches llama-server (llama.cpp) configurations, with GPU detection, VRAM estimation, benchmarks and remote servers over SSH.
RetBud
Retirement is for living.
A free Canadian retirement planner. CPP, OAS, GIS, taxes and your savings, month by month, so you can plan the fun part with confidence. English and French.
AC Infinity fan → Home Assistant
An ESP32 and a $3 radio replace the remote.
Control an AC Infinity 433 MHz fan from Home Assistant with an ESP32 and a CC1101 radio. The remote's protocol was reverse-engineered from scratch; Home Assistant gets a native OFF/1–10 dropdown and a standard fan entity, with no custom component and no YAML.
JawTech Games
We make games, too.
A match-3 with seasons, a party RPG, a first-person school comedy, and more in the pipeline for Google Play, the Amazon Appstore and PC.
Jawtech Deploy
Windows 11, ready to work, from one USB key.
Custom Windows 11 images for your fleet: boot the key, click two to four times, walk away. Drivers for all your hardware, your software, your settings, joined to your domain. Ready-to-import WIM images for SCCM and MDT too, if that is how you deploy.
- Standalone USB: no network, no server, 2–4 clicks
- Works on all your hardware models
- Domain join, local accounts, BitLocker ready
- Your apps pre-installed and configured
- WIM image for your own SCCM or MDT on request
- Updated images as Windows moves on
Open source
The tools are free and open.
llama-launcher and the AC Infinity bridge are open source, on GitHub and here with a free account. RetBud, our Canadian retirement planner, is free to use.
See everythingThe archive
jawtech.com, 2012–2016
The first site collected how-tos, downloads and the odd rant: SCCM, WSUS, Hyper-V, Android apps, USB tools. Restored from the Internet Archive.
- How to change the COM port for a USB Serial adapter on Windows 72016
- Map windows SID to user account2016
- How to mount windows shares in Ubuntu2016