I built this because of one of the worst design tasks I ever had as a student officer (I was a graphic designer back then). A co-student officer asked me to create around 6,000 tickets for an event and must be print-ready. Each ticket needed a unique incremental ticket number. At first, I thought it would be simple. It wasn’t. I tried using Microsoft Word with Mail Merge, but it felt limited for layout control. It’s good for generating documents one by one, but when you need a precise grid layout for printing multiple tickets on a single A4 page, adjusting spacing, margins, and positioning exactly where you want them becomes frustrating. It’s not built for production-style bulk print layouts. Then I tried Canva. While it’s great for design, automating precise variable placement across thousands of outputs and making sure everything fits perfectly for print and cutting isn’t very flexible. It’s more design-first than production-first. In the end, I wrote a custom Python script just to generate a print-ready PDF HAHA. I programmatically controlled the layout, grid, spacing, and incremental numbering so the file would be ready to print and easy to cut. That experience made me realize this problem isn’t rare. A lot of student organizations and schools probably go through the same tedious process. That’s when the idea came up. What if there was a tool that handled bulk print generation properly from the start. Not just design, but layout automation and production. That’s why I built this.