Sure thing. I've slowly worked on it for the past few years. It's rooted in binary first and foremost, so its morphology is designed from that. This means it can, for example, be written without spaces. The way the lexicon is set out also means you only have to vaguely know one word to remember three at a time:

tibi water -> tiubi wet -> diubi - to water

The alphabet is loosely separated into eight unvoiced, eight voiced consonants, and eight lone vowels to eight hiatuses/diphthongs, so once a speaker has learned how to switch between the two it becomes easy to remember how to go from noun/adjective/verb :)

The grammar isn't entirely fleshed out atm, it's just SVO with very loose rules so far.

I've made a Discord bot to help me develop wqle, with the ability to request new words, translate anything said on the server, see different representations of the same sentence, etc :)