Aleksy Rafałowicz

Product Designer · 7 years

I make complex systems usable. Seven years, across course platforms, crypto and industrial software. Based in Wrocław, Poland.

Two years of that has been a course-authoring platform used by a US online school. I am also a co-founder of a prediction market, where the whole visual side of the product is mine.

A few links:

  • lcms[2024 — now]

    Components and instances, at the scale of a curriculum. Making the synchronisation between them work at that size.

    Course structure tree: a unit containing topics, days and individual lessons, each with its own duration.

    One course, cloned into many. Every copy drifted alone.

    The main work is done once, in a master. Children inherit it.

  • whitepredict[2025 — now]

    A prediction market adapted for web2 users, with a built-in agent assistant. Making the agent show its reasoning before anyone acts on it.

    The live markets page. A featured market fills the top of the screen with its chart, the yes and no prices and an amount field beside it.

    Eight steps to make a first prediction.

    Three steps to a prediction

    One click for the AI research behind it

  • novolyze[2023]

    A plant dashboard for cleaning-in-place, designed by reading how operators already follow a cleaning cycle. Making one readable while it runs and after it has finished.

    Cleaning station cards, each with how long it has been running or when it was last cleaned, its alarm count and one status.

    The state of a cleaning cycle was hard to follow.

    Telemetry in one chart, where the existing tools stack ten rows