About

Tom Litchfield

Tom Litchfield outside Hotel Petaluma
Outside Hotel Petaluma.

TLC is Thomas Litchfield Computing. There's no company behind the letters, just me.

I build and look after websites for venues, nonprofits, museums, and small businesses in Sonoma, Marin, and Napa, from Petaluma. I've worked with WordPress for twenty-five years, which is long enough to know exactly what it's good at and exactly where it fails the people who own it.

What I do

Mostly three things. I repair WordPress sites that are broken or years behind. I convert the ones that should stop being WordPress into plain, fast pages with nothing to update. And I look after the result so the owner never thinks about it. Alongside that, I build event calendars for venues and AI assistants and automations for businesses that have a repetitive question or chore worth removing.

I also say what I see. Once I'm inside a site I notice what it could be doing for the business, and I'll tell you, whether or not it's what you hired me for. Ideas are free. Building them is quoted.

How I work

Fixed prices, written down before anything starts. Work happens on a private copy of your site, never on the live one, and you click through it before anything changes. AI does the tedious parts, scanning a theme for what breaks or converting hundreds of articles, and I do the judgment: what's worth doing, what isn't, and whether it's right for your site. That split is why the prices are fixed and the timelines are days.

What I'm not

Where the work is

A distillery's event calendar in Petaluma. A twenty-year archive of essays rebuilt for an international institute. A natural-health store's AI consultant. The case studies have the numbers, and every figure on this site links to its source.

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