We build useful things.

We’re a team of builders. We pick problems worth solving, go deep, and ship tools that real people use every day. Randal — our in-house AI agent — helps us build everything else around here.

How we decide
what to make.

— 01

Useful, not cute.

We don't optimize for clever or small. We pick problems we'd want solved ourselves and chase them down until the tool earns its place.

— 02

Go deep.

Every project asks us to learn something new. We learn it. We don't stop at the first version that works — we keep digging until the tool is actually good.

— 03

Built to be used.

We measure ourselves by whether real people open the thing tomorrow. If nobody's using it, it doesn't count.

What we’ve shipped.

— 001

Randal

An AI agent platform. Randal plans, browses, writes, and ships — the workshop tools we use to build every other product here.

StatusLive
Who makes this?
— 002

Metermark

AI usage intelligence. Metermark measures what every AI tool a company pays for actually returns, by team and kind of work, then teaches everyone what the top performers do differently.

StatusLive
Who makes this?
— 003

Nitsend

Screenshot it, say what's wrong, and your agent's on it. One hotkey hands the capture and your words to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any command you write.

StatusLive · Desktop
Who makes this?
Built by Randal— 004

Eaglet

A YouTube analysis platform. Drop in a channel or a video, hand it a rubric, and Eaglet reads, scores, and surfaces what matters.

StatusBeta · Not public yet
— in progress
Who makes this?
— 005

Gitty

A simple, self-hostable Git collaboration project for teams that want remotes, permissions, review, and agent workspaces without inheriting a whole platform.

StatusOpen source · Early
Who makes this?
See what we’ve shipped

We partner with companies.

We work with teams who want to ship real software— the kind people open the next day, and the day after that.

Sometimes that means a working prototype handed back in a few weeks. Sometimes it means design + engineering embedded with you for a quarter. We pick the engagement that fits the problem, not the other way around.

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  • 01Internal tools that teams actually use.Operational software, dashboards, agent-assisted workflows.
  • 02Customer-facing products, zero to live.Brand, design, engineering — the whole build.
  • 03Stuck features and stalled rebuilds.We come in, find the knot, and ship the unblock.

The team.
(And many agents.)

We’re a team of builders who like going deep. We work in public, ship when something’s ready, and stick around to keep making it better. The people who use our tools usually keep using them — that’s the bar.

DT

Drew Templeton

Founder · Direction

Picks the problems and writes the briefs. Goes deep on whichever stack the project needs that week.

R

Randal

Agent · In-house

Our in-house AI agent. Builds the things on this page that say “Built by Randal,” and spawns whatever sub-agents the work needs. Doesn't sleep.

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You, maybe

Open role

Builders with taste. If this page resonates and you ship things, say hello.

FAQ

What do you charge?

Fixed fee around the product or outcome. We don’t bill hours. No public rate card — every quote is scoped to the value of what we build. Write hi@hassion.studio.

Are you just another AI agency?

No. We ship our own products first. Partner work uses the same workshop. No retainers for slideware.

Can we hire you hourly / staff-aug?

No. Embed-to-build and fixed product fees only. If you need a contractor bench, we’re the wrong fit.

How do I start?

Email hi@hassion.studio with what you’re trying to ship.

Who makes Nitsend and Metermark?

Hassion Studio. Nitsend is at nitsend.ai; Metermark is at metermark.ai. Both are Hassion products.

What is Hassion Studio?

A small software workshop that ships its own tools (Randal, Metermark, Nitsend, Gitty) and embeds with companies to build the same way. Contact hi@hassion.studio.