Digital Everyday was founded by two Vermont women who believe technology should be accessible, practical, and useful for everyone.

With more than 35 years of combined experience across technology, human resources, training, organizational development, and digital transformation, we've spent our careers helping people adapt to change, learn new skills, and navigate increasingly complex systems.

As technology continues to evolve—from smartphones and social media to artificial intelligence and automation—we saw a growing need for practical, people-first guidance. Too often, technology conversations are either overly technical or focused on fear and disruption. We believe there is a better approach.

Digital Everyday was created to help businesses, families, schools, and communities build confidence with technology through education, thoughtful guidance, and real-world conversations.

Our goal isn't to turn people into technology experts. It's to help people understand technology well enough to use it confidently, responsibly, and in ways that support their lives, work, and communities.