We combine user research, product development, and compliance analysis to help teams understand real-world workflows and turn evidence into practical product decisions.
Independent perspective, grounded in documented user experience.
Our work connects user research, product development, and compliance. Each engagement is scoped around the question, the users involved, and the evidence needed to support decisions.
Evidence-based review of user journeys, product workflows, and relevant compliance considerations, translated into practical recommendations.
See research →Working software shaped by research insights, from AI evaluation tools to product compliance screening and SaaS workflows.
See ProductGuard →Structured evaluation of AI outputs against selected policy and regulatory criteria, with documented observations and prioritized recommendations for product teams.
See Prism →Two case studies from the research library, covering social commerce and fintech onboarding.
An AI-assisted screening tool for selected label, listing, and marketing-claim checks across cosmetics, supplements, food, and OTC products.
Learn more →A working prototype that reviews AI-generated and marketing content against structured rules, returning observations, explanations, and suggested revisions.
Available soon"Research informs what we build. Testing helps us improve it."
We connect research with product implementation. Observations are translated into requirements, proposed controls, workflows, and testable evaluation criteria to support product decisions and validation.
Research has examined fintech onboarding, social commerce, AI outputs, and e-commerce workflows. That work informs reports, evaluation tools, and product prototypes, including ProductGuard and Prism.
ComplianceRise brings research and product development into one practice, with experience translating documented observations into working software and structured evaluation tools. About the practice →
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