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Native SwiftUI + SwiftData with list, search, edit, delete, tabs and settings generated from your idea.
Palm turns one sentence into a native SwiftUI iPhone app, an Apple Watch companion and the marketing to launch it: content, press, outreach and ads. The AI runs on your Mac, so your ideas stay yours.
One-time payment · no subscription · includes the builder, editor, marketing studio and launch kit. Requires macOS 26 + Xcode.
Palm is the first app builder that lives on your Mac. Say what you want, and it writes a real iPhone app, previews it, and prepares everything you need to ship it. Privately.
No specs, no wireframes. Tell Palm what the app is for, in everyday language, the way you would tell a friend.
Palm writes native SwiftUI and SwiftData, generates the Xcode project and compiles it. If the build fails, it reads the errors and fixes them.
Palm launches your app in the iOS Simulator and shows it beside the code, in light and dark mode, so you can judge it like a user would.



Most builders stop at a demo. Palm keeps going: devices, monetisation, review checks and the marketing to launch it.
Native SwiftUI + SwiftData with list, search, edit, delete, tabs and settings generated from your idea.
Add an Apple Watch app, widgets, push notifications, camera and GPS, maps and an offline sync queue in one tap each.
A StoreKit paywall with restore, Terms and Privacy links, plus pricing guidance tuned to the kind of app you made.
An App Review risk check before you submit, store listing and screenshots copy, and a launch plan that starts the day you publish.
A built app nobody hears about is still a side project. Palm plans the launch alongside the build: positioning, content, press, outreach, ads and a checklist, all from the same idea, all private on your Mac, and nothing goes public until you approve it.
Palm drafts a landing page, brand direction, a blog post, Twitter thread and Show HN post, press angles, a pricing recommendation, outreach targets, a launch checklist, ad copy for Meta, Google and Apple, and a five-email onboarding sequence. Export it as a folder or a ZIP.
Every draft lands in a review queue where you edit, regenerate, reject, export or approve it. Social tools get drafts only, email is never sent without your confirmation, and Product Hunt copy is handed over for you to publish.
Each draft says what it was grounded on and what the AI inferred, with a reminder to check claims, names and prices before you use it. Palm is a head start, not an autopilot.
Keyword ideas for your App Store listing, competitor rechecks, ratings and review monitoring, review-request emails, a monthly report and a daily nudge, so launch week is not the only week you market.
Six drafts waiting, each with Edit, Regenerate, Reject, Export and Approve. Approving is always a deliberate click.
Nine content formats, from a launch thread to an App Store review response, each labelled as a grounded draft that needs your review.
Export the campaign as a folder of readable files or a ZIP. It stays a draft until you choose what to use.
Drafts are a starting point. They come from the model running on your Mac, so longer or more specific results need a capable model and a Mac with enough memory. Check every claim before you publish.
Download for MacType one sentence, or choose a starter idea. Palm infers the audience, the main record, the three most important actions and the smallest useful first screen.
Add onboarding screens, a Pro upgrade with StoreKit 2, widgets and more as ready-made modules, then restyle the whole app with a colour theme.
Every project is ordinary Swift on your disk with a project.yml, so you can open it in Xcode, edit anything and keep going. Palm never traps your code.
Palm runs its AI on your machine with Apple Intelligence or a local model through Ollama, and chooses a model that fits your Mac’s memory. There is no account, and no one reads your prompts.
Read the privacy policy →The free download includes the guided setup and app idea description. The one-time $49 Pro unlock adds the builder, editor, preview, marketing studio and launch kit—no subscription. Requires macOS 26 and Xcode. 16 GB of memory is recommended for the best local models; Palm picks one that fits your Mac. Sold through Polar. Terms · Privacy
Native SwiftUI iPhone apps with a SwiftData data model, list, search, add, edit and delete screens, a tab bar and a settings screen. It can then add an Apple Watch companion, widgets, push notifications, camera and GPS, maps, offline sync and a StoreKit paywall.
No. You describe the app in everyday language and Palm writes the Swift, builds it and opens it in an iPhone preview. You can open the finished project in Xcode whenever you want to go further.
Yes. The AI runs on your Mac with Apple Intelligence or a model served locally by Ollama. Your prompts, projects and generated code stay on your Mac. Palm only contacts a service when you connect it, such as App Store Connect.
Yes. Palm drafts a launch kit alongside the build: landing page, brand direction, blog post, Twitter thread, Show HN post, press angles, outreach targets, ad copy and an email sequence. Every draft goes to a review queue, and nothing is published or sent until you approve it. Drafts are starting points from the model on your Mac, so check the details before you use them.
A Mac running macOS 26 with Xcode installed, because Palm builds and previews iPhone apps with Xcode’s tools. 16 GB of memory is recommended so a capable local model runs comfortably; on smaller Macs Palm chooses a smaller model.
The Mac app is a free download. You can go through the guided setup and describe your app or site for free. Everything after that, including building, the editor, the marketing studio and the launch kit, needs the one-time $49 Pro unlock, sold through Polar. There is no subscription.
You do. Palm claims no rights to the apps, code or marketing material it generates, and you can ship them commercially. You are responsible for reviewing the code and for meeting App Store Review Guidelines.