2014—2024Selected work
Ten years of software
that talks, teaches,
and tells stories.
Welcome! I'm Steven Morlier, blending creativity with technology through software development. I specialize in AI-powered mobile and web applications, combining technical expertise with creative innovation. Below are examples of my work that demonstrate this unique approach.
- Flutter
- OpenAI
- Python
- Google Cloud
- n8n
- WordPress
8 projects Newest first. The deeper the band, the further back it goes.
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WeConte
An iOS and Android storytelling app where children and their families record their own voices into AI-assisted narratives.
- Mobile App
- AI
- Children's Stories
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Weconteur
A podcast platform where an AI interviewer conducts the conversation phrase by phrase, and remote guests contribute to a single episode.
- Podcast
- AI
- Flutter
- Web App
- iOS
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GPT2Press
Photograph a board game, and get a structured, ready-to-publish WordPress review back — details fetched automatically, then refined by hand.
- Web App
- AI
- WordPress
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TellMyCV
Ask a résumé a question out loud and hear the answer back. A voice-interactive Q&A built before such assistants were commonplace.
- AI
- Voice Interaction
- Google Cloud
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RSS-to-Image Summarizer
Read the day's news from RSS, summarize it, and turn each story into a Midjourney prompt for a cat-themed illustration.
- RSS
- Automation
- AI
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Retro Artisteer
A reference library of artists' techniques, mediums and palettes, built by prompting OpenAI at scale — so styles can be mixed and matched deliberately.
- Art Analysis
- OpenAI
- Automation
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A Learning Curve
A quiz app hiding a maze — every correct answer moved you one step, so learners memorized the facts and the route at once.
- Flutter
- Web App
- Education
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RPI Video System
Raspberry Pis tucked behind restaurant TVs, pulling a fresh playlist from a central server every day. It ran for years.
- Raspberry Pi
- Video Streaming
- IoT
About
I build AI-powered mobile and web applications — most often in Flutter, wired to the OpenAI API, Python services and automation pipelines. The thread running through this work is turning something a person says or shows into something structured and useful: a child's recorded voice into a story, a spoken question into an answer, a photograph of a board game into a published review.
The projects below span a decade, from Bash scripts on Raspberry Pis behind restaurant TVs in 2014 to apps shipped on the App Store and Play Store in 2024.