Your neighbor in the Hill Country.

I'm Nick Sosa, and I run Nick's Computer Rescue out of Center Point, right in the middle of the Hill Country. I've been the guy people call when the machine won't cooperate — the kid who took everything apart to see how it worked, and never grew out of it.

That grew into a real operation, and it keeps growing. I've done tech work here for well over a decade — for neighbors and small businesses long before I put a name on it — but it runs deeper than a screwdriver now. I build custom software, design websites, sort out networks, run my own servers and cloud, and put the newest AI tools to work every day — for my clients and for my own projects under Center Point Labs, my R&D shop. The person who'll patiently walk you through your email is the same one who builds the workstations and writes the tools nobody else bothers to make. Small-town rates, big-city toolkit.

When I'm not working, you'll usually find me behind a camera — I came back to photography and haven't put it down — or listening to my hi-fi, running Linux, cooking, or out with the dog and family. I've called the Hill Country home for about fifteen years, and I serve Kerrville, Center Point, Comfort, Ingram, Hunt, Fredericksburg, Bandera, Boerne, and the towns around them.

Faith, family, and this community matter to me. I plan to be around a long time.