Jonas Kamber is the founder of Mono, an AI tool that brings different models into one place and helps users get the right model for the task. After years in product, UX and startups, including co-founding Silp, Jonas is now building Mono as a one-person company from Switzerland.
In this episode, Jonas talks about the AI wrapper debate and why he believes Mono’s real edge is not just model access, but user trust. He explains how memory across different AI tools can make the experience more useful, why accessibility matters when new models appear so quickly, and how he thinks about building in a market dominated by names like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
The conversation also gets into the founder side of building in public. Jonas shares why he is open about revenue, costs and product progress, how LinkedIn became an early distribution channel, and why he is now working on a viral loop for Mono. He also talks about bootstrapping, staying small on purpose, and why Swiss founders might benefit from being more open to business models that do not follow the usual VC playbook.
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