Frequently Asked Questions
Startups and growing companies building software products: SaaS platforms, marketplaces, operational systems and mobile apps. Most of our clients need more than a single freelancer — they need a team that can own the product end to end.
Substantial product work: new products, major features, mobile apps for existing products and ongoing engineering engagements. We are not the right fit for small fixes or brochure websites.
Our work starts with substantial product engagements rather than small development tasks. New builds are scoped as milestone-based projects; ongoing engineering is priced as a monthly engagement. We confirm budget fit before discovery, and every engagement starts with a written scope.
The engineers building your product. RiseGravity is a hands-on three-person team with no account managers in between — the person on the sales call is the person in the pull requests.
Yes. We start with an assessment of the code and infrastructure, then deliver incrementally into your existing release process — no rewrite for its own sake.
Yes. UX and UI design are part of product development: we design the flows and interfaces we build, and we work happily alongside your designer if you have one.
Yes, where they create real value: assistants, document processing, classification and extraction, search and recommendations. We build production software first and integrate AI into it — Kalora and DomainFlow are examples.
Discovery, architecture and scope, a milestone plan, weekly demos during the build, QA and release, then a documented handover — and ongoing engineering if you want us to stay.
Typically within 1–2 weeks, depending on scope and team availability.
We are remote-first. The engineering team is based in North Macedonia and the company is registered in the United States. We work with clients across time zones.
Use the contact form and tell us what you are building, where it stands and roughly what budget you have in mind. We reply within 1–2 business days with questions and a proposed next step.