The tools

You know what you have to deliver.
The hard part is knowing what to ask.

Six tools that carry the question for you, and hand back the document, not advice. An account is all it takes.

How it works

The catalog gives the recipe. <strong>The assistant cooks.</strong>

01

You state what you need

In one sentence, or by drilling from your industry down to your task. The assistant finds the one task, out of 750, that answers yours.

02

It asks for what’s missing

One field per piece of information it expects. If three or more stay empty, it stops and names them: we don’t guess on your behalf.

03

It writes, you review

The document appears on screen, in the format the task calls for. You correct it, you take it with you.

Nobody has to sign off for you

No quote, no meeting, no permission to ask. Sign up and start producing, tonight if you want.

  • One email address, one minute.
  • The first document is free, and no card is asked for.
  • Leave whenever you want: nothing renews without you.
The portfolio

Six tools, six things to hand in

Sorted by the order you use them in, not the order we built them.

Produire un document · Jacquard

You state what you need, it finds the right prompt and writes the document. The model is Apertus, served by Infomaniak, in Switzerland.

You leave with le document, rédigé, à l’écran

If filling the gaps would take three assumptions or more, it refuses to produce and names the empty lines.

Trouver la bonne demande · Chaptal

750 job-specific tasks, sorted by industry, by line of work, then by task. Each card says what it produces, and fills in field by field.

You leave with l’invite exacte de votre tâche, prête à remplir

One task per line of work is readable in full before you commit: twenty-five in all.

Open it →

Anonymiser un document · Jomini

You paste a text, it spots Swiss sensitive data and replaces it with stable markers. It hands you back the key to restore the real names afterward.

You leave with votre texte masqué, et la matrice pour le remettre en clair

Everything happens in your browser. The text never leaves your machine, and Palambur never sees it.

Transcrire une réunion · Volney

You drop in a recording, you get the text back already masked. Transcribing and anonymizing happen in one move.

You leave with le verbatim, déjà masqué

A meeting transcript carries names, addresses, and amounts. It should never leave in the clear.

Adapter une candidature · Méneval

You upload your resume, your cover letter, and the job posting. You get all three rewritten for that role, plus a readout of what the posting asks for.

You leave with votre CV et votre lettre réécrits pour ce poste

The readout counts what the posting requires against what your file shows. It does not fill the gaps for you.

Cartographier l’IA utilisée · Corvisart

With us

It maps the AI services actually in use across your company, without ever reading content, and produces the register Swiss data protection law requires.

You leave with le registre nLPD de vos traitements par IA

It publishes the measure of its own blind spots: what it could not see is written down.

This one doesn’t run on its own. A compliance register is only worth something if someone stands behind it, so it comes with an audit.

See the engagement →

Where your data goes

Switzerland, or nowhere

The model that writes is Apertus, hosted by Infomaniak, in Switzerland. The anonymizer never leaves your browser, so it has nothing to host. And what you type into a form is not kept beyond the run.

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Try it on a task you know by heart

That’s where you’ll see straight away whether it holds up: you’ll know what’s missing before you reach the end. The first document is free.