If you lived on planet Earth in the last 20 years, then you are likely to have a laptop that runs Windows or MacOS. You probably have a Gmail account. There are high chances that you use Google Chrome or Safari for browsing. You store your photos in Google Photos, your documents on Google Drive. Your social network is on Facebook or X, or both. This means gigabytes of your data, stored overseas.  
You are an average internet user. You did not install Linux on you computer when you were a kid, and you don't care what an iso image or SUDO is. You want to take a soft approach, without spending a fortune, but you decided: you would like to move to EU based digital services, step by step. You will not be able to drop Gmail from one day to the other, and you won't need to. This is a marathon, not a sprint.

We guide you through 9 levels: at level 1 you made the first step to regain control of your online presence, and at level 9 you are indepnedent of Big Tech as much as possible. You can stop at any level, if you no longer feel comfortable taking the next steps.