Making a live & installable media from a Debian Jessie variant?

I enjoy trying different distros as I hear of them, and lately have installed several based upon Debian 'Jessie' (x64) - Q4OS and PrathamOS.

I have also grabbed a couple of others that I will check out soon.

Now that I've tried these out on a spare PC and tweaked each one a bit - removing apps & stuff that I'll never use, added stuff which I do prefer to use - I want to re-make boot media for each that I've tried.

This is for either live use or to re-install on my daily desktop (and as backups, of course...).

Herein lies the rub...Remastersys used to be a viable option, mostly for Ubuntu & variants - but it seems to be no more. (Respin seems to be MIA too.)

In the past I've had some very good results using Redo Backup for backing up and cloning different OSes - but it does not make a live media of the desired OS, just a way to restore it.

So, I've searched here & found a close relative of what I am asking at: Making Live Distribution from a ruing Linux OS (Debian) But it is centered upon an older version.

The info found here: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/create-your-own-live-linux-cd-or-usb-distribution/ Is also not for Debian 'Jessie'.

A couple of good possibilities for doing this look to be Ghost for Linux and Mondo Rescue - but like Redo, they are for making a bootable image & maybe not for live usage at all.

Some folks recommend Systemback. Another that I am unclear about is Pinguy Builder.

Trouble is - I don't see anything anyplace confirming what works with Debian Jessie & variants...or not.

So my questions - if anyone here has made a live/installer USB/DVD from their Debian based OS, as it is: => What have you used that you recommend for this, please ?? => Would you please point me to places with info about what works & how to do it ??

Thanks.