Lausanne / Geneva
Private AIand small tools that stay under your control.
I build local-first document tools and public labs you can run without handing a vendor your draft. Cloud models are fine when the data is. The point is choosing.
In the browser
Three tricks that never leave the tab
No account. No key on my server. Paste something you would otherwise drop into ChatGPT and see what a careful pass looks like.
Marked up
Estimate
Windows
On this domain
Labs and a service that already run
Prompt Forge
Rewrite a rough prompt. Keep the intent. Copy it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or Cline.
Second Mind
Your OpenRouter key stays in the browser. Model A answers. Model B critiques.
CV Analyzer
Match a CV to a job description. ATS notes, optional rewrite. Self-serve lab.
The Metric
CV packages and interview prep as a paid service. English and French pages already live.
Scrub
Highlight emails, phones, IBANs, keys, and cards before a cloud paste.
DocSumm
Local summariser for PDF, DOCX, HTML, EPUB, and meeting audio. Code, not a web app.
For organisations
Sandboxed models, documents behind your firewall.
Most of the useful work is boring on purpose: keep source files in-house, summarise them locally, and only call a hosted model when the text has been stripped. I also still build the web and automation around that.
Local LLMs
Ollama-style setups, access control, and a clear map of what never leaves the building.
Document intelligence
Summaries and retrieval over PDF, DOCX, HTML, and meeting audio. See DocSumm.
Process automation
Short workflows that draft, classify, or file — with a human still holding the send button.
Web when it helps
Small sites and tools, like this one, that deploy as files you can see.
Contact
If the work is sensitive, start with an email.
I am Michael Coughlan. No invented team page. info@rametric.com · form · LinkedIn