Hi Indie Hackers — this is my first update about Tuziyo.
AI creation is currently fragmented across many tools. Each model has different strengths, controls, and workflows. Experimenting often means switching platforms, repeating prompts, and manually organizing references and results.
I’m building Tuziyo as a multi-model creative workspace where creators can explore ideas, reuse prompts and references, organize outputs, and move from an initial concept to images or video in one continuous workflow.
I’m developing the project independently, with Codex assisting me throughout the development process. Building the product is only the beginning; my next challenge is learning how people actually use it, where they become confused, and whether it solves a meaningful problem.
I’ll share what I learn as I improve the product. I’d also love to hear how you currently manage workflows involving multiple AI models.
You describe Tuziyo as a continuous creative workspace rather than another place to access models.
Was there a specific moment during your own workflow where you realized the interruption between tools was the problem worth solving, rather than the capabilities of any individual model?