SynthIQ Media Browser
Production web interface for the SynthIQ music catalog, combining album and track browsing, playback, Supabase-backed metadata, and authorized upload/management workflows.
AI Assisted Engineering across Android, Android TV, iPhone/iPad PWAs, web apps, media, productivity, and development tools. Built with curiosity, testing, retries, and the ancient engineering ritual of asking why it worked five minutes ago.
Everything lives here once: live projects include a preview and launch button; private or in-progress work is labeled honestly.
Production web interface for the SynthIQ music catalog, combining album and track browsing, playback, Supabase-backed metadata, and authorized upload/management workflows.
A focused iPhone/iPad web-app player for AI Music by FERDZ, separated from the broader Media Browser so listening stays simple and app-like.
Occasion-first invitation composer that turns structured event details, optional photos, and music into responsive invitations that can be previewed, published, shared, and used for RSVP collection.
Offline-first expense tracker for Android and iPhone/iPad PWA with receipt OCR, budgets, multi-currency support, local storage, charts, and CSV/PDF reporting.
Small bill tracker focused on monthly dues, payment status, reminders, summaries, backup/export, and cross-device sync between supported devices.
Local-first PWA for vehicle fuel and maintenance tracking, with offline support, geolocation-assisted entries, and a Fuel Watch view based on the stations and prices the user has personally logged.
Android TV-first monitoring system with phone/tablet support, LAN RTSP/ONVIF feeds, XMEye/iCSee FunSDK P2P fallback, adaptive 1–6 camera layouts, and appliance-oriented recovery behavior.
Native Kotlin/Compose music player for the SynthIQ catalog and optional on-device music, with Media3 background playback, queues, Android Auto, Android TV, equalizer integration, and YouTube discovery.
Android voice-memo app with background recording, explicit on-device/cloud transcription choices, searchable transcripts, synchronized playback, editing, tags, folders, and WAV/TXT/SRT export.
Android meeting-notes MVP with consent-aware recording, transcription choices, manual timeline notes, structured AI summaries, archive search, action items, Calendar export, and PDF/text sharing.
Android personal knowledge base built around portable Markdown files, wiki-style links, backlinks, full-text search, hashtags, daily notes, orphan views, autocomplete, and an interactive graph.
Focused Android Markdown note-taking app for straightforward text capture inside the SynthIQ productivity family.
Drag-and-drop website builder for non-coders with local browser storage, multi-page editing, reusable content blocks, responsive output, and export to plain HTML/CSS ZIP files.
SynthIQ is a growing ecosystem of practical apps, experiments, media experiences, and development tools created by Ferdinand Degracia using AI Assisted Engineering.
For the brand, SYNTHIQ represents synthetic intelligence — a name built from the ideas of synthesis and intelligence.
Short for synthetic or synthesis: human-made, artificial, or created by combining parts into something new.
Short for intelligence quotient, commonly associated with intelligence, reasoning, and mental capability.
SYNTHIQ expresses machine-made or artificial intelligence — and, for this project, the meeting point of AI, creativity, software, and music.
It did not begin with a boardroom, a twelve-slide vision deck, or somebody saying “synergy” with a straight face. It began the more useful way: with ideas, real problems to solve, curiosity, and the increasingly dangerous question, “Can AI help me build this?”
What started as individual experiments around music, web experiences, Android apps, utilities, camera monitoring, productivity, and no-code tooling gradually became a connected family of projects. Shared ideas, interfaces, deployment patterns, data, and lessons started crossing from one project into another. That family became SynthIQ.
AI Assisted Engineering is the working method: Ferdinand sets the product direction, requirements, behavior, testing goals, integrations, and final decisions while AI accelerates research, prototyping, coding, debugging, documentation, and iteration. The objective is not to pretend the AI never existed. The objective is to use it responsibly to turn ideas into working software.
SynthIQ is still evolving. Some projects are public, some are internal, some are APK builds, some are PWAs, and some are experiments that survived long enough to earn a name. The ecosystem is less “finished corporate product suite” and more “working laboratory with surprisingly decent uptime.”
I help turn rough ideas, existing apps, internal workflows, APKs, PWAs, and “this should really be a tool” moments into usable software through AI Assisted Engineering.
You do not need a 47-page specification. A clear problem, a target user, and a willingness to answer “what should this button actually do?” is enough to start.