CV & job search
Help users present their background, structure applications, highlight skills and produce clear documents.
Projects & achievements
Concrete tools
serving a long-term vision.
ARIEL-IA projects follow the same intention: making technology useful, understandable, sovereign and accessible. Some projects are public and immediately usable. Others remain restricted, protected or under research.
ARIEL-IA develops public tools, protects sensitive technologies
and documents its work with knowledge transfer in mind.
Free tools
Useful tools, accessible without registration.
ARIEL-IA's free tools directly reflect its mission of knowledge transfer: practical support, without accounts, unnecessary barriers or tracking.
Simple, local and respectful digital support
ARIEL-IA provides free tools designed to support people in practical situations: writing, job searching, document preparation, prompt formulation or structuring ideas.
These tools are designed for real-world use: people in transition, learners, trainers, digitally excluded audiences, job seekers, associations, social workers, small organisations or anyone needing simple and immediate support.
They are available without registration and follow ARIEL-IA's broader approach: transmit knowledge, strengthen autonomy, simplify access to information and respect users.
Letters & writing
Support the drafting of cover letters, professional messages, administrative texts and clear written content.
Prompts & learning
Help users interact more effectively with AI, ask better questions and obtain more useful answers.
Available technology
ARCAN — protect without monitoring.
ARCAN is the first publicly available sovereign technology from the ARIEL-IA ecosystem. It embodies the association's doctrine: local security, no telemetry, full control of data and no backdoors.
Sovereign encryption
ARCAN protects files, folders and sensitive content in a fully local environment, without external servers or cloud dependency.
Civil and responsible use
ARCAN is designed as a civil protection tool for organisations, public administrations, journalists, SMEs, institutions and professionals handling sensitive data.
ARIEL-IA governance
Delivery, forging, licensing, signatures and sensitive decisions remain under ARIEL-IA's control, in accordance with its Charter.
Featured project
COORDIA
Plan together. Reduce disruption.
COORDIA is software developed by ARIEL-IA for the planning and coordination of urban works.
Designed for engineering firms, public administrations and territorial planning stakeholders, COORDIA analyses interventions, detects potential conflicts and helps identify coordination solutions before implementation in the field.
After several cycles of development, improvement and professional validation, approval for commercialisation has been confirmed.
Official presentation by invitation · Videoconference
Coordination
Bring planned interventions by public, technical and institutional stakeholders into a shared operational view.
Analysis & optimisation
Compare schedules, constraints, impacts and interactions in order to identify conflicts and propose more coherent scenarios.
Reduced disruption
Reduce disruption for residents, businesses, emergency services, public transport and road users.
COORDIA — official launch on 30 September 2026
When commercial approval for COORDIA was announced, ARIEL-IA initially set a particularly tight launch schedule.
After further consideration, the presentation was postponed so that the President of ARIEL-IA, a civil engineer and the person responsible for COORDIA's professional validation, could be present.
She is currently completing a period of compulsory military service. We believe it is essential that she take part in the launch of the first software developed and validated under the responsibility of ARIEL-IA's new leadership.
This postponement is not related to any technical difficulty and does not affect the approval granted for the commercialisation of COORDIA.
It reflects a simple institutional choice: a milestone of this importance should be shared by everyone who made it possible.
The official launch will take place on Wednesday, 30 September 2026 at 11:00, Swiss time , live by videoconference and exclusively by invitation.
COORDIA will be presented in its four launch languages: French · German · Italian · English .
Advance registration is required by email: contact@ariel-ia.ch.
Approval is confirmed.
Commercialisation is validated.
On 30 September, a new chapter begins.
Restricted technologies
Protected, documented and governed research.
Some ARIEL-IA technologies are not intended for full public disclosure. They may still be under research, development, restricted for security reasons or protected to avoid misuse or distortion.
MONIA
An augmented intelligence architecture project focused on assistance, healthcare, specialised agents, patient-record security and interaction between human knowledge and AI systems.
QSS
Quantum Sync Sentinel: a research track related to security, synchronisation and protection of sensitive flows or sequences.
SST
Spectral Sync Token: a visual or spectral token concept designed to carry sequencing, authentication or synchronisation information.
SYNCHRONA
A research family exploring polymorphic cryptography, information movement and advanced data protection.
WAIK
World Artificial Intelligence Knowledge: a vision for a structured, transferable knowledge base supporting human–AI interaction.
AAA · ISC · PRISM
Complementary research tracks related to automated attack response, integrity control and unconventional transmission or identification channels.
Why does some information remain restricted?
ARIEL-IA does not publish everything, not out of secrecy, but out of responsibility. Sensitive technology may be misunderstood, misused, copied without safeguards or exploited in contradiction with the Charter.
Public information must therefore be sufficient to understand the direction of the work, without unnecessarily exposing technical details that could weaken security, sovereignty or project integrity.
Documentation
Document to transmit.
A project that is not documented cannot be transferred. ARIEL-IA places major importance on guides, doctrines, procedures, archives and continuity documentation.
Public guides
Some projects include guides, mini-guides, explanatory pages or public documentation to support understanding and practical use.
Internal documents
Sensitive projects rely on transfer documents, procedures, conventions, strategic notes and governance frameworks.
Archives
Previous pages, prototypes, texts and project milestones can be preserved as a record of the path taken, without remaining at the centre of public navigation.
Human impact
Projects beyond software.
ARIEL-IA's statutes and mission are not limited to cybersecurity or artificial intelligence. Technology should also strengthen human resilience.
Training & inclusion
Develop tools and resources to support people distant from digital technologies, learners, trainers and vulnerable audiences.
Health & sensitive data
Explore respectful architectures for protecting medical records, sensitive healthcare data, confidential exchanges and critical AI use cases.
Energy & water
Support, study or accompany projects related to efficiency, renewable energy, access to water, purification or environmental protection.
Criteria
What an ARIEL-IA project must respect.
Not all projects are equal. ARIEL-IA prioritises those aligned with its Charter, mission and responsibility framework.
Usefulness
The project must address a real need: human, educational, social, medical, digital, environmental or institutional.
Respect for people
No project should rely on hidden collection, manipulation, surveillance or forced dependency.
Sovereignty
The project should strengthen user control rather than lock people into opaque or captive systems.
Documentation
A useful project should be explainable, understandable, controllable, transferable or auditable according to its level of sensitivity.
Efficiency
Technical complexity should remain proportionate to the need. Power has no value if it brings nothing useful to life.
Continuity
Important projects should be designed to outlive their initiators and remain understandable over time.
Explore
Start with what is useful.
The free tools are the most direct entry point into the ARIEL-IA approach: provide practical help, transfer knowledge simply and respect the user.