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Created by Anthony Stirling, found himself unable to easily sign a PDF document without paying for commercial tools or exposing sensitive files to untrusted online services. Frustrated by the lack of trustworthy, open source alternatives, Stirling decided to build his own web-based PDF manipulation tool. Initially conceived as a quick experiment using artificial intelligence tools, the project gained traction after being shared within developer communities. Recognizing a market gap, Stirling expanded the project with new features and committed to building a stronger platform sustained by open source contributions and community feedback. | Created by Anthony Stirling, found himself unable to easily sign a PDF document without paying for commercial tools or exposing sensitive files to untrusted online services. Frustrated by the lack of trustworthy, open source alternatives, Stirling decided to build his own web-based PDF manipulation tool. Initially conceived as a quick experiment using artificial intelligence tools, the project gained traction after being shared within developer communities. Recognizing a market gap, Stirling expanded the project with new features and committed to building a stronger platform sustained by open source contributions and community feedback. | ||