A clearer view. A useful next step.
Tell us where you are now and what needs to change. We’ll help you see the options, question the assumptions, and choose a useful place to start.
Put the problem
into words.
Start with what needs to change.
A few sentences about the problem, your goals, and any timing are enough. Save your brief to your device and share it when you’re ready. This form does not send it to Rift.
A few useful answers.
Do I need a technical brief?
No. Explain the problem in the language you use at work. What happens today, who is affected, and what would a better outcome look like?
Can you look at software we already have?
Yes. Existing software, including AI-generated code, can be the starting point. Agreeing on a review scope helps focus the work on the parts that matter most.
How do scope and pricing work?
They depend on the work and the uncertainty involved. Scope, pricing, and the delivery approach are discussed before work starts. A focused discovery engagement can help clarify a larger project.
What should I leave out of a brief?
You do not need passwords, API keys, private customer records, or other sensitive project data to describe the problem. Access and data handling can be discussed when the work is scoped.