SUKI SONG // TECH STACK FOR CREATIVES
You make the work.
I build the tech behind it.
I'm a creative who learned big tech from the inside. Now I build the whole technical side for creatives, not just a website but the web apps, dashboards, data, and AI tools your work actually needs. I know how the machine decides who gets seen, and I use it for the people it was never built for.
What I build
- The whole stack, one person A website, a shop, a web app, a dashboard, an AI tool, the technical thing you need built. One person who does it all, so you don't hire four or learn to code.
- Found, on your terms Surfaced to the real people looking for you, and the search tools they ask. And you decide how much of the machine touches your work: I can make you findable while blocking the AI training crawlers you never agreed to.
- Beautiful, and yours It looks like your work, it loads fast, and you own it outright. Built by hand, not stamped from a template.
Technology should be accessible.
If you're an artist, building community, or running a non-profit, money should not be the thing that keeps you invisible. Let's find a sliding scale together on the call.
Common questions
I am an artist. Do I even need a website anymore?
If the platforms are working for you, maybe not yet. But a profile is rented ground: the reach is set by someone else, it can be changed without warning, and none of it is searchable in the places people now ask. A site is the one surface you own outright, and it is the one an assistant can actually read and cite. Most artists I work with keep the platforms and add the site underneath, rather than choosing.
What does it cost?
For artists, community builders, and non-profits, we set a sliding scale together on the call. I would rather build the right thing at a number that works than sell you a package that does not fit. If a full build is not what you need, I will tell you that on the call too.
I already have a Squarespace or a Framer site. Do I have to start over?
Usually not, and I will say so before you spend anything. If the design is already doing its job, the missing piece is normally the machine-readable layer underneath it, and that gets added without touching how the site looks.
Can you make me findable without feeding my work to AI training?
Yes, and these are two different switches that most people assume are one. Being readable by a search assistant and being harvested for training are separate permissions, set in separate places. You can be citable and still refuse the training crawlers. I set both to whatever you decide, and I will explain what each one actually costs you.
What do you actually build?
Websites, and the things that usually get quoted separately: the words, the shop, the booking flow, the mailing list, the dashboard, the small internal tool you keep meaning to pay someone for. One person, so nothing falls between four vendors.
How long does it take?
A focused site is usually a few weeks once your material is in hand. The honest variable is not my speed, it is how long it takes to gather your work, your words, and your decisions — so the projects that move fastest are the ones where that is ready.
For creatives everywhere. Based in Austin, TX.