Tempered Labs — I build AI software for other companies, and use that revenue to build products I co-own.
The studio of Tyree Pearson, founder-engineer, New York
Hard problems, carried to production.
I build for clients, and I build my own.
The consulting funds the ventures. The ventures prove the consulting. Everything I sell, I have built for myself first.
Advisory for businesses under stress.
Operating businesses hire me to unstick a stalled roadmap, rebuild the architecture, or put AI into daily operations.
The roadmap has no owner.
I take the CTO seat and set the technical strategy: the product roadmap, the architecture, the stack, and where AI fits. Each recommendation is a written decision with its reasoning, so your team can act on it without me.
The product is built, and will not finish.
The last 20 percent is rarely features. I design it, build it, ship it, and hand it over running, with acceptance criteria on every milestone.
There is no engineering team, or the wrong one.
I stand up the crew from a contracted vendor, set the cadence and the standards engineers stay for, then hand the team to you and step back.
The AI pilot never made it into operation.
I put agents into the stack with named goals and a named owner. If nobody owns it, it is not in production.
What the company knows leaves when people do.
I build the company knowledge base: one place every agent feeds and every decision draws from, with a documented schema and a machine-readable change log.
Carry it back.
Hard problems, carried to production.
I pressure-test the idea before committing hours, then build it to ship.
I build, operate, and co-own software ventures.
Each venture runs its own AI agents; all of them write to one shared knowledge base. Each venture gets its bar set in writing before I commit hours.
Four ventures, one forge.
Guessers, a private prediction game for friend groups. Puggy, an AI notes companion. Ruleshift, a compliance workspace that shows its work. PatientLXA, a provider-facing bone-health brief.
Different stages, one standard.
One in production, one in pilot, one in closed beta, one on the waitlist. Each bet is judged on its own numbers, against a bar set in writing.
A private prediction game for friend groups.
Built and run by the studio. Closed beta; waitlist open at guessers.app.
An AI notes companion.
Puggy is an AI notes companion, co-built with the engineer who wrote it. The waitlist is open.
A compliance workspace that shows its work.
Co-founded by Tyree Pearson with Alec Brady and Austin Flowers. Your team uploads evidence; named reviewers publish requirement-by-requirement assessments. In production.
A provider-facing bone-health brief.
Operated by Patient LXA LLC. It assembles a patient's bone-health record before the visit, for the provider. In pilot.
Carry it back.
Bring the problem your team is stuck on.
Fixed fee, not hourly. Written acceptance criteria on every milestone. You own the IP from day one.