About me

I'm a dad with ideas.
I'm learning how to build them.

Sorelium Studio isn't a development company with a team behind it. It's just me, my ideas, ChatGPT Plus and more trial and error than I can count. This site is where I'm finally sharing what I've been making.

How it started

I didn't know how to code these things. But I kept wondering: what if I could actually make the idea in my head work?

When I began, I used ChatGPT Projects and source files. I manually copied code into the right places, ran it, copied errors back into ChatGPT and tried again. My Roblox game alone cost me hours of going around in circles.

Codex wasn't part of my workflow back then. When it arrived, some things got easier, but I still had to work through errors, usage limits and plenty of my own mistakes. I'm learning as I build, not pretending AI does everything perfectly.

Where I am today

Real projects.
No success story yet.

I've spent more than a year working on software, creator tools, digital planners and a Roblox game. Some parts work; some need real testing; some need a rethink. They're projects I've actually built, not proof that I'm an expert.

I haven't made a single dollar from these creations yet. I'd love for them to help support my family and give me more freedom to create, but I don't know whether that will happen. I'm now learning a completely different part of the journey: sharing work, listening to people and finding out what is useful enough to pay for.

If you're starting with an idea and no technical background, I hope seeing both the progress and the problems here encourages you to try your own.

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Honesty

Show the real stage

If something is unfinished, still private or untested with real people, I'll say so. A screenshot isn't the same as a successful launch.

Care

Make something worth sharing

Whether it's software, a game or a spreadsheet, I want to take it seriously and keep improving it instead of rushing to call it done.

Curiosity

Keep learning out loud

I'll share what went right, what broke and what I still don't understand. I don't have to be an expert to keep getting better.