[ Independent developer & product builder · UK ]

I build apps I’d want to use.

I’m Palski. I create mobile and web apps, explore ideas with AI, and turn the ones worth pursuing into real products.

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The Person Behind The Pixels

Palski · Independent · UK

About Palski

I’ve been doing this a while, and I still love it.

Palski, sitting on a black beanbag against a dark backdrop
fig. 01 — the whole team

I’ve spent more than 27 years working in technology and watching the way we build software change completely.

Today, I work independently across product ideas, design, development and launch. Sometimes that means an iPhone app. Sometimes it’s a web product, an internal tool or an automation that takes a tedious job off someone’s plate.

AI has changed what one person can realistically create, and that’s the part I find exciting. I can explore an idea, build it, put it in front of people and learn from it without needing a huge team around me.

I still care about the same things I always have: whether something is clear, whether it works well and whether it deserves to exist.

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Apps currently live
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Selected Work

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Things I’ve put
into the world.

Six live products, each built around a very different idea.

Siilo Web · AI workflows

Map the process. Make sure it works.

Siilo maps your Power Automate processes so anyone can follow them — and checks the connectors, licences and owners line up before anything gets built.

Hire me

Taking on new projects

Your idea.
My build.
Shipped fast.

I help small businesses turn ideas and time-draining processes into software that actually gets used — built quickly with AI, without the agency overheads. One person, from the first call to launch day.

  1. 01

    Mobile & web apps

    From idea to App Store or live on the web. Polished iOS apps and fast, responsive web apps — designed, built and launched for you, with a clean handover.

    • iOS apps
    • Web apps
    • MVPs & prototypes
    • App Store launch
  2. 02

    AI automation

    Put the repetitive work on autopilot. Custom AI workflows that read documents, sort requests, draft replies and connect the tools you already use — so your team can focus on the work that matters.

    • Workflow automation
    • Document processing
    • AI assistants
    • Tool integrations
  3. 03

    Internal dashboards

    See your whole business at a glance. Custom dashboards and admin tools that pull sales, operations, customer and stock data into one place — no more spreadsheet juggling.

    • KPI dashboards
    • Admin panels
    • Reporting
    • Data integrations
  • 27+ yrsexperience in tech
  • 1:1direct line to the builder
  • Weeksnot months, thanks to AI
  • Yourscode & data, fully handed over
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Coming Soon

Scope · iPhone

Scope — coming soon to the App Store

From first price
to final payment.

A free iPhone app for sole traders, tradespeople, freelancers and small service businesses. Create professional quotes and invoices in minutes, wherever you are.

  • 01

    Quote in minutes

    Add your business details once, pick a customer and line items, and Scope works out the totals.

  • 02

    Clean, branded PDFs

    Professional quotes and invoices, sent straight from your phone.

  • 03

    Quote to invoice

    Once a quote’s accepted, turn it into an invoice — the whole job in one place.

  • 04

    Private by default

    Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-up — export and back up whenever you like.

Coming soon to theApp Store

Free with ads · One-off Remove Ads purchase

Scope projects list showing quotes and invoices with progress trackers
Scope home screen showing money owed, pipeline value and recent projects
A Scope project moving from quote to won, done, invoice and paid

The Palski Field Notes

Guides & prompts

Things I’ve learned,
written down.

I spend a lot of time experimenting with AI, development tools, prompts and different ways of working.

When I find something genuinely useful, I turn it into a guide.

These are the workflows, prompts and practical shortcuts I use myself — without the twenty pages of theory before you get to the useful bit.

Behind The Apps

A few things I’ve learned along the way

Questions I get
asked a lot.

01What makes an idea worth building?

Usually, there’s something mildly annoying at the beginning of it.

I pay attention to things people repeatedly work around, forget, avoid or make more complicated than they need to be. If I can see a simpler way through it, there might be a product there.

02What have you learned from releasing your own apps?

You learn far more once something leaves your laptop.

Features that seemed obvious suddenly aren’t. Things you thought mattered sometimes don’t. And occasionally someone uses the product in a way you never expected.

That feedback is worth far more than endlessly polishing something in private.

03What’s difficult about building on your own?

Knowing when enough is enough.

There is always another feature you could add, another screen you could redesign and another idea trying to distract you.

A big part of the job is deciding what deserves your attention — and what can wait.

04Where does AI fit into the way you work?

Pretty much everywhere, but it isn’t making the decisions for me.

I use AI to research, explore ideas, prototype, write code, test approaches and get through repetitive work more efficiently.

It gives me leverage. The judgement about what gets built and how it should feel is still mine.

05Why both mobile and web?

Because the product should decide the platform.

Some ideas make sense as something you reach for on your phone. Others need the space and flexibility of the web.

I’m much more interested in choosing the right home for an idea than forcing everything into the same format.

06What are you working on now?

MOTRYN is the next product currently taking shape — a place to keep the history of your car without digging through paperwork, emails and gloveboxes.

There are more ideas behind it too. There usually are.