Articles
Notes on private, browser-based tools — how they work, why they exist, and how to keep your files your own.
Why I Built Moriaki Webapps
The story behind the project — a side project that became a free, privacy-first toolkit after friends and colleagues wanted to use it.
Read →How Moriaki PDF Works
Private, client-side PDF processing explained — how the tools run entirely in your browser, with no uploads and no servers.
Read →Are Electronic Signatures Legally Valid?
A plain-English guide to when a signed PDF holds up, the laws that make e-signatures binding, and how to sign privately.
Read →How PDF Compression Works
Why some PDFs are huge, how compression shrinks them, and how to cut file size without wrecking quality.
Read →PDF Password Encryption Explained
What password-protecting a PDF actually does, what AES-256 means, and why your password is the real weak link.
Read →The Hidden Dangers of Free Online Utilities
Why where you process your files matters, and what to look for before uploading a document to an online tool.
Read →Inside Moriaki PDF Version 1
A short tour of the original toolkit — the browser-based PDF tools it offered and how they worked.
Read →What’s New in Moriaki PDF Version 2
The visual page organizer, a built-in PDF signing tool, dark mode and more — everything added in the latest release.
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