Point your camera at anything broken. Handy Andy builds you a complete fix plan and walks you through it — step by step, in real time. Most users save $250 on their first fix.
Anyone can watch a tutorial. Handy Andy builds the plan from your video — your parts, your layout, your skill level — and rebuilds it the moment something doesn't match.
A tutorial shows you the part in someone else's wall. Handy Andy sizes the one in yours — right size, right quantity, direct buy links. One trip to the hardware store instead of three.
Open it up and it's not what anyone expected? Tap "Something's off" and the remaining steps rebuild around where you actually are — and you can ask a question without leaving the step you're on.
Every step carries a "done when" and a "stop if." When your particular job genuinely needs a licensed pro, it says so before you pick up a tool — not halfway in.
Each finished fix logs what a pro would have charged. The running total is your receipt.
Take a video, snap a photo, or just describe it. Handy Andy diagnoses what's wrong and builds a complete fix plan — tools, parts, steps, safety notes, and a cost estimate — in under 60 seconds.
Tap through each step with real-time guidance written for someone who has never touched a wrench. "Done when" and "stop if" signals tell you exactly what success looks like at every stage.
Every fix builds your skills and your track record. Handy Andy logs what you saved and tells you honestly when a job should go to a pro — with a shareable fix summary so nothing gets lost in translation.
Handy Andy costs $49 for the year. Here's what four of the most common repairs cost with it and without it.
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For every 1,000 subscribers, Handy Andy donates a classroom toolkit or funds a community workshop. When you subscribe, you're not just fixing your home — you're helping someone else learn how to fix theirs.
Three days free. Point your camera at whatever's been bothering you and find out what it actually takes to fix it yourself.