01 / WEB
Web Platforms
Production Next.js apps, design systems, dashboards, e-commerce. Built to handle real traffic, real teams, and real edits after we leave.
47platforms shipped
[ FIG. 01 — TRUSS SYSTEMS ]
We build the thing.
It holds.
Truss Systems is the agency you call when the thing needs to actually hold up. Web, games, and everything between. Production systems, not demos that die after launch.
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02 / 07[ FIG. 02 — CAPABILITIES ]
Different configurations
of the same solid engineering.
A truss is built from repeated, interlocking units. Same story across every discipline. The structure stays the same, the load changes.
02 / GAMES
Game Development
Unity, Godot, and custom WebGL builds. From hyper-casual mobile loops to multiplayer simulation backends. Shipped to actual stores, not just itch.io.
12titles launched
03 / BACKEND
Backend Systems
APIs, event pipelines, infra-as-code. The stuff that has to keep running at 3am on a Saturday. We monitor it, we own it, we hand over the runbook.
99.97%avg uptime
04 / AI / ML
Applied AI
LLM tooling, retrieval pipelines, agents wired to real workflows. Not demos. We ship features users actually rely on, with the eval harnesses to prove they work.
8features in prod
05 / 3D
Interactive 3D
Three.js, WebGPU, real-time visualization. Configurators, simulators, training environments. The things you build when a flat page isn't enough.
15+scenes deployed
06 / INFRA
Infrastructure
Kubernetes, edge deployment, observability. We don't ship apps that nobody can debug. Every project leaves with dashboards, alerts, and a sane on-call rotation.
24/7monitoring
03 / 07[ FIG. 03 — ENGINEERING SHOWCASES ]
Not case studies.
Working software.
We don't trade in fake client stories or screenshots of work we didn't do. These are three internal R&D showcases: real code, running live in your browser. Try them.
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SHOWCASE 01APPLIED AI · EDGE SQL
2025Atlas: natural language to SQL, executed on the edge
Type a question in plain English. An LLM generates SQLite-compatible SQL, which is sanitized, validated against a strict table allowlist, and executed server-side against a real Cloudflare D1 database. A second LLM pass produces a natural-language insight and follow-up suggestions. No mock data. 2,494 real rows, real execution times.
LLMCloudflare D1SQL ValidatorEdge
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SHOWCASE 02REAL-TIME 3D · PHYSICS
2025Stress Visualizer: force propagation through a Warren truss
A 3D Warren-truss bridge rendered with Three.js. Move your cursor and load drops fall onto the nearest node; force propagates outward through the connectivity graph via BFS, decaying with distance. Stressed members glow hot and the structure visibly flexes. The same engine drives our real-time monitoring work.
Three.jsR3FBufferGeometryForce Sim
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SHOWCASE 03PRODUCTION TOOLING
2024Live Dashboard: the observability component we ship to every client
Multi-panel dashboard with live bezier-smoothed charts, animated world map with traffic arcs, log stream, endpoint heatmap, and load bars. Not a screenshot. Every panel updates on real intervals. Plug in any Prometheus/statsd source and it just works.
ReactSVGReal-timeWebSocket-ready
04 / 07[ FIG. 04 — WORK PATTERNS ]
What we build,
by discipline.
Twelve work patterns we ship across. Not a list of named clients. Those stay under NDA. Filter by what you need built.
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[ CASE STUDY ]
2026
Open World RPG
Project Ember
A large-scale open-world RPG developed in collaboration with a long-term client, featuring an expansive world, immersive environments, and rich gameplay experiences.
[ CASE STUDY ]
2025
White Label Software
Nexus ERP
A highly configurable white-label ERP platform designed to streamline business operations, workflows, and management from a unified interface.
[ CASE STUDY ]
2025
Immersive Experience
3D Virtual Tour Web App
An immersive 3D virtual touring web app featuring a custom-optimized Gaussian Splatting renderer, built with Three.js for smooth, interactive experiences.
05 / 07[ FIG. 05 — LOAD PATH ]
How force flows
through the team.
A truss distributes load along a predictable path. So do we. Every requirement enters at one end, gets carried by the right members, and lands at handoff. Nothing load-bearing happens by accident.
01LOAD ANALYSIS
Understand the weight
Before we touch a keyboard, we map what the system actually has to carry. Traffic, constraints, regulatory load, the team that will inherit it. A truss designed for the wrong load is worse than no truss.
OUT:Load spec doc + acceptance criteria
DUR:1–2 weeks
02STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Choose the members
Pick the stack, the boundaries, the failure modes. Decide what we build vs. buy. Identify the load-bearing decisions, the ones that are expensive to reverse later. Everything else stays flexible.
OUT:Architecture diagram + tech rationale
DUR:1 week
03FABRICATION
Cut & assemble
Build in vertical slices. Each slice ships end-to-end (DB to UI) so you see real software, not a Gantt chart. Weekly demos, not monthly theatre. Tests run on every commit.
OUT:Working slices, weekly
DUR:4–12 weeks
04LOAD TEST
Prove it holds
Before handoff: load tests, chaos drills, accessibility audit, security scan. We break it on purpose so it doesn't break in production. Failures stay in the lab, not in your inbox at 3am.
OUT:Test report + runbook
DUR:1–2 weeks
05HANDOFF
Transfer the load
You own it. We hand over code, infra, docs, dashboards, and the on-call rotation. We stick around for 30 days at full capacity, then taper. No orphaned codebases, no surprise invoices.
OUT:Full repo + docs + 30-day support
DUR:Ongoing
06 / 07[ FIG. 06 — THE MEMBERS ]
The members
carrying the load.
Six people, no growth targets. We stay small on purpose. Every project gets the people who actually know how it holds up.
Rahat Abedin
Principal / Structural Lead
Eight years across web and game dev. Started Truss after watching too many agency projects collapse under their own weight. Owns the load spec.
SHIPPED14 production launches
Aqil Shahriar Anan
Backend / Infra
Distributed systems specialist. Spent six years at a cloud provider before joining. Believes the best on-call shift is the one that never pages you.
SHIPPED9 systems at 99.99%
Pathor Mukherjee
Frontend / Design Systems
Designs and builds the things users actually touch. Came from a product background, not agency — brings a healthy disrespect for vanity metrics.
SHIPPED23 design systems
Zahin Abdal
Game Dev / Real-time 3D
Unity, Godot, custom engines. Worked on two BAFTA-nominated titles before pivoting to agency work. Owns the simulation and interactive 3D practice.
SHIPPED7 shipped titles
Rizwan Sunny
Applied AI / Evals
ML engineer with a software engineering spine. Builds eval harnesses before features, not after. Has shipped more LLM agents to production than demos.
SHIPPED6 LLM features in prod
SB
Saad Bin Saif
Delivery / Handoff
Makes sure nothing falls through the cracks. Owns the runbook, the docs, the 30-day post-handoff support window. The reason clients come back.
SHIPPED31 clean handoffs
07 / 07[ FIG. 07 — HANDOFF POINT ]
Build something
that holds up.
Tell us what the load is. We'll tell you whether we can carry it. No discovery decks, no sales calls with eight people on the line. Just a 30-minute conversation with someone who can actually commit.
DIRECT
STUDIO
Dhaka, BD / Remote
RESPONSE
< 24 hours, every time