Human Craft. AI Speed.
I'm Tuss, a product builder out of Los Angeles. I specialize in using AI to compress what used to take agencies months into weeks. SaaS products, internal operating systems, automation pipelines, agentic workflows. I build the whole stack, deploy it, and hand it over. No middlemen. No retainers. No bullshit.
My edge isn't just code. It's architecture. I design systems that scale, integrate AI where it actually moves the needle, and ship production-ready products fast enough that by the time other studios finish scoping, I'm already live.
Full-stack product development with AI at the core. From idea to deployed product, faster than anyone else.
11 products. 3 months. All in production. No agencies. No investors. Just building.
Los Angeles creator network. Came in with spreadsheets and DMs. Left with a full operating infrastructure, built from scratch in 90 days.
Running a creator network, live events, and talent management out of spreadsheets and DMs. No CRM. No contracts platform. No internal tooling. Scaling was impossible.
Built the whole stack simultaneously. While one agent shipped the OS, another built the CRM. While contracts went live, analytics was being wired up. Parallel execution the whole way.
A full operating system for a creator company. Internal OS, contract platform, 3-pipeline CRM, talent analytics, AI canvas, live event infrastructure, streaming overlays. All deployed. All live.
"The best way to predict
the future is to build it."
c/o Tuss Studios, Los Angeles 2024
No retainers. No hourly rates. Scoped projects, fixed delivery, full code ownership.
One feature. One MVP. One week. For founders who need to validate fast without burning a full budget.
You have an idea. I turn it into a live, production-ready product. Full stack: frontend, backend, AI. Deployed. Yours.
Your dedicated build team, month to month. In the room when you need it: scoping, shipping, iterating.
Most studios ask you to trust them upfront. I'd rather earn it. Here's exactly how you're protected on every build.
The price and timeline quoted at kickoff don't move. No surprise invoices, no scope creep fees, unless you ask to add something new.
By day 3 of any Sprint or Product Build, you see real, working progress, not a mockup. If it's fundamentally the wrong direction, walk away with 50% back on unbuilt work.
Whatever gets built is yours. Full source, no licensing games, no holding the repo hostage. Even if we part ways mid-project.
Every build ships with 30 days of bug fixes and small iterations included, free. If something breaks, it gets fixed. No extra invoice.
Four steps. No discovery theater, no endless calls. From first conversation to deployed product in weeks.
You bring the idea. I ask the right questions. 30 minutes, not 3 weeks of discovery calls.
Architecture mapped. Stack chosen. AI integration points defined. Work starts immediately.
Full execution. While you sleep, the system builds. Real code, real deploys, daily updates.
Production-ready. Documented. Yours. I stay on for 30 days of iterations and fixes.
The questions every serious client asks before booking a call, answered straight.
Depends on scope. Sprint builds start in the low four figures, full Product Builds are quoted after a 30-minute scoping call once I understand what you actually need. No hourly rate games, no "it depends" runaround. You get one fixed number before anything starts.
You see real, working progress by day 3, not a Figma mockup. If it's fundamentally off, you can walk with 50% back on the unbuilt portion. See the full Guarantee section above.
Yes, always, no exceptions. Send yours or I'll send mine, either works, signed before any project details get shared.
Me, directly, using AI-native workflows that let one builder move at team speed. No account managers, no junior devs learning on your dime, no handoffs. You talk to the person writing the architecture.
No. Every build includes 30 days of free bug fixes and small iterations post-launch. After that, month-to-month support is available if you want it, or take the code and run, it's fully yours either way.
Yes. I've plugged into existing stacks and handed off cleanly documented code before. If your team needs to maintain it long-term, I'll structure the build so that's painless.