I'm a K–12 Director of Technology and a Microsoft MVP. I manage a team across eleven buildings, respond to cybersecurity incidents at 11pm, write PowerShell books, coach youth baseball, chair a Planning Commission, and build free tools for teachers in whatever time is left over. ↳ That's Jaraty. 32 tools. 500,000 users. $0.
Fig. 1 — The EdTech pricing problem, illustrated. Not to scale. Approximately to scale.
No accounts for students. No ads. No paywalls. No "freemium." Every tool below is fully functional and will stay free for every classroom on earth that needs it.
No vendor decks. No thought leadership fluff. Field reports from a K–12 Director of Technology who responds to phishing incidents at 11pm and ships free tools on weekends.
No agency markup. No junior staff. I consult personally with districts, municipalities, and organizations on cybersecurity, PowerShell automation, and EdTech strategy.
Leadership isn't a title. It's showing up for your community. Here's where I show up — from the school board to the baseball diamond.
PowerShell, Azure, K–12 security, and every Jaraty tool built live — decision by decision, mistake included. The mission is a billion people. The journey is on YouTube.
PowerShell tutorials, Azure walkthroughs, K–12 IT strategy, and the full Jaraty build series. Real tools, real problems, solved on camera.
Every Jaraty tool is free and will stay that way — for every teacher, every student, every classroom on earth that needs it. A few dollars a month keeps the servers on and the mission moving toward a billion.