Alex SOLONSKYProducts / Alex SOLONSKY
I develop digital products, MVPs and AI solutions for founders and businesses. As a founder and inventor, I connect product decisions with hands-on engineering: define the problem, design a useful first version, build it, test it and prepare it for launch. Based in Valencia, I am available for remote projects worldwide.
My own product · Telegram Mini App
A personal story, starting with your palm
I created Personal Palmist to turn a palm photo into an experience you can explore: a map of its lines, a personal reading and a conversation with an AI Oracle.
Explore Personal Palmist
See the lines on the palm photo.
An entertainment interpretation of palmistry traditions. Not medical advice or a prediction of events.
You may have a new product in mind, a process that needs less manual work, or an existing service ready for its next stage. I connect product thinking with engineering, helping you identify a useful first version and the decisions needed to build it.
We define the scope around the problem, available data and people who will use the result. Work can include:
We map the problem, users, existing systems and constraints. A clear working scenario gives the project a concrete starting point.
I shape the experience and technical approach. A prototype helps us examine assumptions before committing to the wider implementation.
I develop the agreed scope, connect the necessary systems and test the actual behaviour, including errors and important edge cases.
We review readiness, known limitations and the next useful stage. Support, additional features and ongoing development are agreed separately.
Personal Palmist is my Telegram Mini App: a palm photo becomes a numbered line map and an interpretation drawn from classical palmistry sources. An AI Oracle helps you explore the report. It is an experience for entertainment and reflection, not medical advice or a prediction of events.
MirrorFractal is my research lab exploring self-similarity in compression, vision and computational geometry. The event-camera codec has a public browser demo and published research. Other directions have their own stages; a research concept is not a launched product.
I have trained my own AI models and continue developing new ones. I also develop LIFE CP within my daily work. Quantum software is a new area I am beginning to explore; the quantum computer shown on this site is a design concept, not hardware I have built.
A prototype helps you explore an idea and test the experience. An MVP, or minimum viable product, is a working first version with a focused set of features. We choose the right starting point for your users and agree what it must do before development.
Yes. We first review the product, available data and the task the AI needs to perform. My work includes model integration, as well as training and developing my own AI models. The approach depends on what the task needs and what we can test and verify.
We can review repetitive tasks, information moving between systems and steps that need manual attention. I identify where integrations or AI can help, then define the access, inputs and expected behaviour needed to build and test the automation.
There is no single package for every product. After discussing the goal, systems, scope and constraints, I propose an approach, budget and schedule for agreement.
Yes. I am based in Valencia and work internationally and remotely. We can collaborate on a new product or the development of an existing one.
Tell me what you want to create or improve, who will use it and what already exists. We can define the next useful step together.
