OkayPC From the makers of SimplifyPC
Coming soon to the Microsoft Store

Is your PC okay? Find out, honestly.

OkayPC looks over your Windows PC and tells you in plain words what is fine and what is worth a look. No scary warnings. No made-up problems. No scores.

  • Free to check
  • $29 once, no subscription
  • Windows 10 and 11
See what it checks Looking after a parent’s PC?
OkayPC Checkup, just now
  • Windows Security
    On and up to date
  • Windows updates
    Working normally
  • Your drive
    Healthy, with plenty of space left
  • Browser pop-ups Worth a look
    3 websites can send you pop-up messages
  • Startup apps
    5 apps start with Windows, each explained
  • Battery
    Still holds 86% of its first charge
Your PC is okay.
1 thing is worth a look.
Show me howFix it
The difference

Most PC cleaners try to scare you. We won’t.

Big red numbers sell upgrades, so that is what many cleaner apps show. OkayPC only tells you about real things, in calm words, and always shows you how to fix them yourself for free.

The usual PC cleaner
WARNING!
1,284 PROBLEMS FOUND
Your PC is at HIGH RISK. Act now.
FIX ALL NOW

Most of those “problems” are harmless leftover files. Fixing them costs money.

OkayPC
Your PC is okay.
1 thing is worth a look.

3 websites can send you pop-up messages. Some pop-ups pretend your PC has a virus. Here is how to turn them off yourself, step by step. It’s free.

What it checks

The things that really matter.

No registry cleaning, no “memory boost”, no padding. Just the handful of things that actually keep a PC safe and working well.

Safety

  • Windows Security is on and up to date
  • Windows updates are working
  • Remote access apps you may not have put there

Your browser

  • Websites allowed to send pop-ups
  • Shady or unused extensions
  • A homepage or search engine that changed on its own

Health

  • A drive that is starting to wear out
  • Disk space running low, and what is using it
  • How much charge your battery still holds

Startup

  • Everything that starts with Windows
  • Each one explained in one plain sentence
  • Turn off the ones you don’t need

Fix or replace?

  • Honest advice about the parts inside
  • Like “a new $40 drive would make this PC feel new”
  • Or when a PC is simply old, and what that means

Still on Windows 10?

  • Is your PC still getting security updates?
  • Can it move to Windows 11?
  • What to do next, in plain words
Free for everyone

“Is this real?”

You’re reading the news when the whole screen turns into a warning: your PC is infected, call Microsoft now. A voice reads it out. The page won’t close.

Click the OkayPC icon on your desktop and choose Is this real? It tells you plainly that the warning is fake and helps you close it. Real Windows warnings never ask you to call a phone number.

VIRUS DETECTED! YOUR PC IS LOCKEDCall Microsoft Support now: 1-800-xxx-xxxx
That warning is fake.

It comes from a website, not from your PC. Your PC is fine. Don’t call the number.

Close it for me
OkayPC to youMom’s PC: all clear for October
Mom’s PC is okay.

Checked on October 6. Windows Security is on, updates are working and the drive is healthy. Nothing needs doing this month.

Next checkup in November. If something important changes before then, we’ll tell you.
Family

Look after Mom’s PC from your own.

One purchase covers your PC and one family member’s. Each month you get a short note by email, so you know their PC is okay without a phone call that starts with “can you take a look?”

If something important changes, like Windows Security switching off, you hear about it.

Price

Free to check. $29 once to fix and keep watch.

Every finding comes with free steps to fix it yourself. Paying just makes it easier, and keeps an eye on things for you.

Free
$0
For everyone, for good.
  • The full checkup
  • Everything we find, in plain words
  • Step by step help to fix it yourself
  • “Is this real?” for scary warnings

Coming soon to the Microsoft Store. Also have SimplifyPC? Get both for $35.

Our promise

What OkayPC will never do.

Plenty of apps in this corner of Windows earn money by worrying people. These are the lines we don’t cross.

  • Count up problemsNo “1,284 issues found”, no health scores, no red alarms.
  • Invent a fixNo registry cleaning, which Microsoft advises against, and no “memory boost”.
  • Pretend to be antivirusWindows Security already does that well. We check that it’s on and working.
  • Hide the free wayEvery finding comes with free steps, whether you pay or not.
  • Rush youNo countdowns, no “act now”. Your PC, your pace.
  • Sell your dataNo ads and no tracking. Only what you ask for leaves your PC.