Recue Digital Audio Workstation
A native desktop music production application inspired by professional DAWs.
Currently building updated October 2026
Relied Developer. Builder. Problem Solver.
I'm Relied — a developer passionate about building software, experimenting with AI, and turning ambitious ideas into real, working projects.
relied ~ $ whoami
developer. builder. problem solver.
relied ~ $ ls projects/
recue/aria/browser-development/
image-analysis-tool/web-experiments/
relied ~ $ cat status.txt
Currently building — Recue — a digital audio workstation (October 2026)
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Currently building
Recue — a digital audio workstation
About
About me
I'm a developer and technology enthusiast who enjoys figuring out how things work, building software from the ground up, and exploring what's possible with modern technology. My interests span desktop applications, artificial intelligence, web development, music software, and operating systems.
I enjoy taking an idea, breaking it into manageable problems, and working toward a real solution. I'm especially interested in using AI as a development tool to learn faster, explore new technologies, and build projects that would otherwise be difficult to tackle alone.
I'm always learning, experimenting, and looking for the next challenge.
Selected work
Projects
Things I'm building, exploring and learning from. Each one started as an idea worth chasing — status is listed honestly, and nothing here claims to be finished when it isn't.
ARIA AI Desktop Assistant
An experimental local AI assistant exploring the integration of language models, a Python backend, and a custom desktop interface.
Browser Development Building a Chromium-based browser
An exploration of building a Chromium-based web browser with modern browsing capabilities and support for Chrome Web Store extensions.
Image Analysis Tool Pixel-level analysis in Python
A Python application for analyzing image regions, measuring brightness and darkness, processing selected areas, and exporting results for further analysis.
Web Experiments A collection of things I wanted to try
A collection of experiments involving interactive websites, browser-based games, web applications, and AI-assisted development.
Capabilities
Skills & interests
Grouped by what I actually work with. Anything marked Learning is an area I'm actively exploring rather than claiming as a strength.
Programming & Development
- Python
- C++ Learning
- Web development
- Desktop application development
- Debugging and problem-solving
AI & Automation
- AI-assisted coding
- Prompt engineering
- Local language models Learning
- AI application development Learning
Systems & Technology
- Windows development
- Linux Learning
- Software configuration
- Computer troubleshooting
Other Interests
- Music production software
- Browser engineering
- Gaming and server administration
- Cybersecurity exploration
Principles
How I build
A few things I try to hold onto, especially when a project gets difficult.
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Solve a real problem
Build things that solve real problems — not demos that only exist to look impressive.
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Learn by making
Learn by experimenting and creating. Reading about a technology starts the process; building with it is what makes it stick.
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AI as a tool, not a crutch
Use AI as a tool to improve development, not as a substitute for understanding. It helps me learn faster — the comprehension still has to be mine.
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Function, performance, experience
Focus on functionality, performance, and user experience. Something that works but feels bad to use isn't finished.
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Keep going
Keep improving, even when a project gets difficult. The interesting problems are rarely the easy ones.
Contact
Contact
Have an idea worth building? Let's make it happen.
I'm always happy to talk about software, AI, audio, or anything technical that's worth a longer conversation.
GitHub
Not published yet
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Discord
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Email
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pending
Have an idea worth building? Let's make it happen.
I'm always happy to talk about software, AI, audio, or anything technical that's worth a longer conversation.