Tanguy started doing web development in the adult industry in 1996 and has been doing it for 30 years.

He began working for IGallery. In 2002, when the company moved to Colorado and went public, he branched out and launched his own consulting firm focused largely on development within the adult industry.

Throughout his career in adult, Tanguy has collaborated with companies of every size, consistently focusing on how technology could improve workflows and open new possibilities.

At IGallery, he played a key role in early innovation, contributing to the development of some of the first affiliate programs, streaming video with chat features, exit consoles and exit chains, as well as early credit card processing systems on the web.

He later created the first version of PASS, reworked Hustler’s CMS, and built the Evil On Demand platform that powered Evil Angel’s initial pay-per-minute video offering.

Tanguy remained active in the space for years afterward, including a 15-year stretch developing the technical infrastructure behind Clips4Sale.

More recently, his development work has extended to organizations such as Pineapple Support and ASACP.

Today, he is focused on his newest venture, SpicyGigs.

Spicy Gigs is a free industry tool to help facilitate in person shoots to connect, collaborate, communicate and create. You can find them at spicygigs.com.

You can follow them on X @MySpicyGigs

Bruce, the adult site broker, host of the show, and CEO of Adult Site Broker, said: “Tanguy and I had a great conversation. We’re both veterans in the space and agree on a lot.”

Adult Site Broker helps people buy and sell websites in the adult space. They are known as “the ethical broker” for their business practices. You can contact them on their website at adultsitebroker.com. Bruce, the adult site broker, is a two-time nominee for XBIZ Community Figure of the Year and Adult Site Broker Talk was a 2026 AVN Award nominee for Favorite Adult Podcast.

Starting today, you can listen to Tanguy De Courson of SpicyGigs on Adult Site Broker Talk.