Digital Assessment

You’re just a few clicks away from clarity.

Take this one short step at a time. We’ll help you see where your digital foundation is strong, where it may need attention, and what your next best step could be.

One Step at a Time

Find your digital starting point.

Move through a few short screens, one at a time. You’ll see your starting point before you submit, and your answers will still flow into the same Combat the Clutter assessment system.

Start Here
Your Setup
Security
Backup
Digital Life
Readiness
1

Start Here

Just the basics first. We’ll take the assessment one short screen at a time.

Please enter your first name and a valid email before continuing.
2A

Your Digital Setup

Tell us how you currently organize your digital life and which devices are part of it.

Which of the following best describes your current style of digital organization? (required)
Why we ask: This helps us understand how you currently move through your digital life, not just which tools you use.
What devices do you currently use regularly?
Why we ask: Different devices store, back up, and manage data differently.
Choose the organization style that feels closest to where you are right now.
2B

Your Connections

One last setup piece: shared devices, home internet, and the providers connected to your digital life.

Do you share any of your devices with other people?
Why we ask: Shared devices can affect access, privacy, passwords, and digital boundaries.
Do you have Wi-Fi at home?
Why we ask: Internet providers often include useful network, privacy, and device-management tools.
Who is your current cell phone provider?
Why we ask: Your provider may include spam blocking, backups, and mobile-security tools.
6

Security & Access

Now we’ll look at the everyday protections around your devices and passwords.

Do you use a passcode or password on your phone?
Why we ask: This is the digital equivalent of your front-door lock.
Do you use biometrics (Touch ID or Face ID)?
Why we ask: Biometrics can add both convenience and protection.
Do you use a password manager?
Why we ask: This helps reveal where password security and digital overwhelm may still be colliding.
If yes, who is your password manager?
Why we ask: Knowing the tool helps us understand how established that protection is in your routine.
If you don't use a password manager, where do you store your passwords?
Why we ask: This tells us how exposed or scattered your current password system may be.
3

Backup & Recovery

This section looks at what happens when a device fails, disappears, or simply needs to be replaced.

Do you know how to back up your data on your main device(s)?
Why we ask: We’re looking at both readiness and confidence.
How do you currently back up your devices? (Check all that apply)
Why we ask: We want to know which systems you trust and whether they are part of your actual routine.
When was your last backup?
Why we ask: A backup only protects you if it is recent enough to matter.
4

Email & Digital Storage

Let’s map where your important information lives and how you get to it.

What email accounts do you currently use? (Check all that apply)
Why we ask: Email is often the control panel for passwords, receipts, travel, accounts, and important life details.
How do you access your email most often? (Check all that apply)
Why we ask: Access method affects syncing, local storage, convenience, and security.
Where do you store files and documents online? (Check all that apply)
Why we ask: Knowing where things live is the first step to organizing and protecting them.
5

Your Digital Readiness

Last section. This is where confidence, maintenance, and the “what if something happened today?” questions come together.

When your phone tells you it needs a software update, do you feel confident doing it yourself?
Why we ask: Staying updated is part of staying protected, but confidence matters too.
Have you ever checked how much space is left on your phone?
Why we ask: Storage awareness helps prevent stalled backups, crashes, and avoidable device problems.
If I were to take your phone right now, factory reset it immediately, and give you $2,000 to replace the phone and any accessories, what would be your next thought? (Check all that apply)
Why we ask: This moves past the device itself and helps us understand what information, memories, and access you would worry about losing first, which tells us where your digital safety net may need attention.
✓

Your Digital Starting Point

This is a simple orientation based on the answers you gave, not a grade and not a diagnosis.

Your strongest areas and the places worth reviewing will appear here. This is your immediate starting point; after you submit, we’ll review your full assessment and follow up with next steps.

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Once you submit, your digital assessment will be safely in our hands. You’ll receive an email confirming that your assessment was submitted. We’ll review what you shared and follow up with details about what happens next.
“The moment you pause to take inventory isn’t the moment you fall behind. It’s the moment you step into clarity.”
CTC