The devil is in the pixels.

I'm Monirith, a software engineer in Switzerland. I build custom platforms for organisations that run on paperwork: reports, letters, forms and files of every kind, with AI doing the repetitive part and people deciding what goes out.

Work with me

Custom AI platforms, built to be relied on

Process automation

Reports, letters and emails drafted from your own data, in your own wording, and checked by a person before anything leaves. Built around how your team already works.

Platforms made to measure

From the data model to the screens your staff open every morning: one system instead of six spreadsheets, on your servers or mine. The code is yours.

Documents, done properly

Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDF created and shown the way Office shows them, on an engine I measure against Office every day. Your templates keep their look.

How a project goes

  1. A call. You tell me about the process that eats your week. I tell you honestly whether software will help.
  2. One real process first. A small, paid pilot on your own data, live in a few weeks, so you judge it on results and not on slides.
  3. Then step by step. Each step has an agreed scope and price, and you use it before we start the next.
  4. One person, start to finish. The one you talk to is the one who designs, builds and runs it. No hand-offs.

Projects

Things I build

Kamali and Wildkit both open files with Aperta Suite.

Writing

Notes from the work

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About

I like problems where the answer is a number, and the number is wrong.

I'm Monirith. I design and build software end to end, from the database to the last pixel, and I run what I build. Most of it ends up being about documents: how they are made, checked, sent and opened.

I test my work against the real thing, thousands of real files and real workflows, because that is where the rules nobody wrote down show up. When I find one, it ends up here.