Welcome to PROJECT_SOULBYTE

Soulbyte is a vision. A philosophy. A rejection. A hope.

In a world where tech has been stripped of humanity—where our connections are monitored, monetized, and flattened into “content”—Soulbyte is a declaration that the internet can still be something else.

Tech isn’t the enemy. Corporations are.
The problem was never the tools themselves—it was who built them, who controlled them, and who they served.

Soulbyte is the opposite of that.

A soulbyte is a fragment of real, human expression: rage, joy, grief, creativity, memory. It's the stories we tell each other, the art we make, the mutual aid we offer. It’s what happens when people use digital tools not to sell or surveil, but to connect, create, and remember.

Soulbyte is the belief that technology can carry the soul of its people—not just the logic of capital. That code can be used for solidarity, not surveillance. For expression, not engagement metrics. For care, not control.

It’s about making space—digital and emotional—for art, stories, organizing, learning, and survival. All outside the walls of algorithmic capitalism.

And so, Project_Soulbyte is my personal effort to reclaim tech for the people.
It’s a blog, a dev log, a living journal. A place where I document projects I'm working on or ideas I have or things I want to share. I might not post regularly—I am still studying, working, and I have a family—but I promise I’m still here. I’m still working towards something.

Soulbyte is not a company. Not a product. Not a brand.
It’s a refusal. A reclamation. A dream we’re still allowed to build.