Tvarkom
tech help for small businesses · Kaunas

We sort out your business's tech problems.

Website down. No idea how to sell online. A chatbot you keep hearing you need but don't understand. A supplier contract you forgot to renew and now something's broken.

You don't need to become a tech expert. You need someone who already is one, on your side.

Tell us your problem hello@tvarkom.com
tvarkom — diagnose live
tvarkom diagnose --plain
scanning your business…done · everything in order
websitehosting lapsedback online · renewal set
contractrenewed on wrong termsreminder set before renewal
?chatbot"do we need one?"explained · your call
?online shopwhere do we start?3 options, costs explained
plan readyin plain words
issues4 open0 open
plain languageno jargonno pressureKaunas, LT
how it works

Three steps. No jargon.

01

Tell us what's slowing you down.

Or let us find it — sometimes we spot the problem before you do.

02

We look at it and explain it in plain language.

What's actually wrong, what your options are, and what it would cost to fix. No jargon, no pressure.

03

You decide.

We build it ourselves, or point you to who can. Either way, you walk away knowing more than when you started.

who we help

The kind of problems we solve

We work with small business owners — not IT departments, not enterprises. If any of this sounds familiar:

Your website went down and you're not sure why, or who was supposed to be maintaining it.
You sell through Instagram DMs and invoices and you're wondering if there's a better way.
Customers keep asking the same questions and you wish someone — or something — could just answer them.
You've heard you "should be online" but nobody's explained what that actually means for a business like yours.
Something technical broke (a certificate, a contract, an integration) and you didn't even know it was there until it stopped working.
// real situations

Small problems, real cost.

case_01 · online store

An online store owner didn't know his hosting had lapsed — for two weeks, every visitor to his store saw an error page instead.

case_02 · selling online

A shop owner wanted to start selling online but didn't know where to begin, or who to trust to build it.

case_03 · repeat questions

A business kept getting the same three questions by email, over and over, and wished something simple could just answer them.

case_04 · contracts

A supplier contract renewed itself on the wrong terms, because nobody had been checking.

tvarkomlithuanian · verb
1. we put things in order
2. we tidy up
3. we sort it out
why tvarkom

We've been on both sides

That's the whole idea. We've spent years building and running software, and over a decade before that building websites for small businesses. We know what it's like on both sides: the business owner who just wants it to work, and the technical side that makes it work.

We're not a call center and we're not a big agency. It's a direct conversation with someone who will actually do the work or tell you honestly who should.

get in touch

Tell us what's going on

No pitch, no obligation — just tell us the problem.

hello@tvarkom.com Kaunas, Lithuania
Get in touch
tech help for small businesses

We sort out your business's tech problems.

Website down. No idea how to sell online. A chatbot you keep hearing you need but don't understand. A supplier contract you forgot to renew and now something's broken.

You don't need to become a tech expert. You need someone who already is one, on your side.

Tell us your problem
tvarkom — diagnose live
tvarkom diagnose --plain
scanning your business…done · everything in order
websitehosting lapsedback online
contractwrong termsreminder set
?chatbotneed one?explained
?online shopwhere to start?options + costs
plan readyin plain words
issues4 open0 open
plain languageno jargonKaunas
how it works

Three steps. No jargon.

01

Tell us what's slowing you down.

Or let us find it — sometimes we spot the problem before you do.

02

We look at it and explain it in plain language.

What's actually wrong, what your options are, and what it would cost to fix. No jargon, no pressure.

03

You decide.

We build it ourselves, or point you to who can. Either way, you walk away knowing more than when you started.

who we help

The kind of problems we solve

We work with small business owners — not IT departments, not enterprises. If any of this sounds familiar:

Your website went down and you're not sure why, or who was supposed to be maintaining it.
You sell through Instagram DMs and invoices and you're wondering if there's a better way.
Customers keep asking the same questions and you wish someone — or something — could just answer them.
You've heard you "should be online" but nobody's explained what that actually means for a business like yours.
Something technical broke (a certificate, a contract, an integration) and you didn't even know it was there until it stopped working.
// real situations

Small problems, real cost.

case_01 · online store

An online store owner didn't know his hosting had lapsed — for two weeks, every visitor to his store saw an error page instead.

case_02 · selling online

A shop owner wanted to start selling online but didn't know where to begin, or who to trust to build it.

case_03 · repeat questions

A business kept getting the same three questions by email, over and over, and wished something simple could just answer them.

case_04 · contracts

A supplier contract renewed itself on the wrong terms, because nobody had been checking.

why tvarkom
tvarkomlithuanian · verb
1. we put things in order
2. we tidy up
3. we sort it out

We've been on both sides

That's the whole idea. We've spent years building and running software, and over a decade before that building websites for small businesses. We know what it's like on both sides: the business owner who just wants it to work, and the technical side that makes it work.

We're not a call center and we're not a big agency. It's a direct conversation with someone who will actually do the work or tell you honestly who should.

get in touch

Tell us what's going on

No pitch, no obligation — just tell us the problem.