Founder of a listed tool

Simon Courtois

CTO and Co-founder, named behind the PDFMonkey listing on Anchor Terminal.

CTO and Co-founder

Simon Courtois is CTO and co-founder of PDFMonkey, where the blog's author note says he supervises the development and evolution of the platform. He wrote the post-mortem of the 29 September 2026 slowdown and the announcements of CLI 2.0 and the MCP server in October 2026.

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What Simon builds

  • PDFMonkey C · PDF tools

    PDFMonkey is a hosted service from a Paris company that generates PDFs and images from Liquid or Builder templates and JSON data, through a REST API, a CLI, Ruby and Node.js SDKs, and a local MCP server.

    CTO and Co-founder, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Simon Courtois?

Simon Courtois is CTO and co-founder of PDFMonkey, where the blog's author note says he supervises the development and evolution of the platform. He wrote the post-mortem of the 29 September 2026 slowdown and the announcements of CLI 2.0 and the MCP server in October 2026.

What does PDFMonkey make?

Anchor Terminal lists PDFMonkey from PDFMonkey. PDFMonkey is a hosted service from a Paris company that generates PDFs and images from Liquid or Builder templates and JSON data, through a REST API, a CLI, Ruby and Node.js SDKs, and a local MCP server.

How are Simon's tools graded?

PDFMonkey is graded C, 59.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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