PalmStart with the fuzzy bit
Write the idea the way you would explain it to a clever friend. Palm gives it structure without sanding off the point of view.
Not a blank chat window
Palm keeps the useful decisions together: who the thing is for, what it should feel like, what the first version needs, and how you might introduce it to real people. You can start with a sentence instead of a perfect prompt.
Keep the visual direction
Carry tone, references and anti-references through the project so the result feels like one considered thing.
Leave with momentum
Get a first-version direction, launch tasks and outreach angles instead of another transcript to interpret later.
How the first pass works
Say what you want to make
“I need a quiet journal for people who think better on paper.”
Give it a point of view
Choose what should feel warm, strange, minimal, playful or deliberately not like the usual template.
Make a small version
Use the resulting shape as a brief for your site, app prototype, brand or next build session.
Palm is local-first. Your unfinished ideas stay on your Mac unless you deliberately connect an online model or service.