Sort enquiries
Emails, forms, and chat messages arrive in different places.
The system gathers the request, spots missing details, and prepares a follow-up.
You review the draft and keep the status of every enquiry visible.
Founder-led studio
Nori Works builds focused tools, workflow automation, and AI-assisted systems. Clean enough to understand, sturdy enough to rely on. Where decisions matter, a person stays in the loop.
Approach
Nori Works is a one-person software and automation studio run by Paul Kahle in Schongau. One person who listens, builds, and hands over.
You bring a process, a recurring headache, or a half-formed idea. What comes back is a tool that actually fits your day.
AI helps where it makes things faster and cleaner: building, checking, documenting, automating. Critical steps stay visible and need your sign-off.
Example workflows
Emails, forms, and chat messages arrive in different places.
The system gathers the request, spots missing details, and prepares a follow-up.
You review the draft and keep the status of every enquiry visible.
PDFs, invoices, and attachments end up in several folders.
The system names, sorts, and summarizes the relevant information for review.
You decide what gets accepted, stored, or passed on.
Nobody can clearly see what is open, done, or stuck.
A dashboard shows cases, missing details, and next steps.
The team works from one shared view instead of scattered lists.
Try it
Something arrives, the system prepares it, and the critical step waits for your approval. Click through once.
Ready. Pick an input.
Simulated: this is how the systems built here behave.
Principles
A small system people actually use beats a large one nobody touches. We build the part that matters and leave out the rest.
Actions are logged, state is visible, decisions can be reviewed. Automation should make work simpler, not harder to follow.
Sending, paying, deleting, approving: critical steps happen deliberately, not on autopilot. The system prepares, a person decides.
You get a documented system and you know how it works. No tool that falls apart the moment you are on your own.
From the workbench
TokenKick · CLI + macOS app · tokenkick.dev See Nori Labs
Working together
Describe it in a few sentences. You get an honest take on whether it can become a working system, and what that would look like.