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Offload, by Kate Makrigiannis

Hand over the digital chores.

A premium digital concierge for Bay Area households and executives. One trusted operator, running your inbox, photos, finances, and job search.

Virtual everywhere, in-person within 25 miles of Campbell. Built for people who have tried a DIY system and quit.

Who Offload is for

Three different situations, one operator. Each gets a tailored scope, pricing, and weekly update cadence.

How Offload works

Four principles every engagement runs on. Non-negotiable.

One trusted operator

Email, photos, finances, and job applications run by the same person. Not four contractors who never talk to each other.

Never take a password

Screen-share for sessions; one-time Bitwarden Send links only when unavoidable. No credential storage, ever.

Document everything

Session recordings, written approvals, weekly Friday status notes to whoever in your family is helping you pay. You see the work happen.

Refer out before scope-creep

If your need is legal, therapy, IT security, or tax, Offload names it and refers. The scope is digital-life ops, not a catch-all.

Why Offload exists

Most digital-organizing services are run by physical organizers who tacked on “and digital”: they sell janitorial work, hourly. Most virtual-assistant services are offshore and transactional. Most daily money managers do not touch your tech life. Most executive-level concierges only serve one person.

There is a clear gap for a systematizer-operator: someone with the consulting chops to design a maintainable digital life, who is also willing to do the hands-on cleanup and ongoing operation. That is the Offload position.

Built by Kate Makrigiannis: 14 years in product, OpenAI Technical Practitioner certified, a public history of building personal-OS tooling, and a pre-existing high-trust personal brand. The unfair advantage is the operator.

Tell me what is on your plate

30 minutes, no sales pitch. If I cannot help, I will tell you who can.