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Building an AI product from scratch, adding AI to an existing SaaS product, or figuring out where AI genuinely belongs? Tell us what you’re working on.
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Before you start, here’s what to know.
Answers to common questions about working with reloadux, whether you’re building an AInative product from scratch or evolving an existing one to integrate AI.
AI-native product design means building AI features into a product’s core experience from the start, rather than adding AI as a bolt-on afterward. It covers how users trust an AI suggestion, how errors and edge cases get handled, and how the interface earns confidence over time.
We work exclusively on AI-native product design and AI-ready UX redesign. But every redesign engagement starts with a UX audit of your existing product before any AI work begins, so even the first phase of our process isn’t AI-specific. We’re not going to bolt AI onto something that doesn’t need it yet.
SaaS and B2B product teams, typically seed to Series C, whether you’re building a new AI-native product from scratch or evolving an existing product to add AI without a six-month rebuild.
Yes. Reloadux designs AI-native products from concept through working prototype, including user flows, AI interaction patterns, trust mechanisms, failure states, and build-ready specifications.
Yes. We can identify the friction in the existing experience, improve the AI interaction, and redesign the feature around how users actually work.
We start with your users, workflows, product goals, and existing capabilities. From there, we identify where AI creates meaningful value, prioritize the right use cases, and design the experience around them.
Yes. Every redesign starts with a UX Audit and AI Readiness assessment: we find what’s actually broken, whether your current UX can support AI or needs structural work first, and where the highest-impact opportunities are, before any redesign work begins. It’s evolution, not a six-month rebuild.
We work with what you already have. We extend your existing design system with AI-specific components (things like streaming, citations,confidence states, and undo), and if it needs structural updates to support AI, we handle that as part of the redesign. You don’t need to rebuild your system from scratch.
Yes. The experience can be designed before the model is integrated. We can prototype interaction logic, conversational patterns, trust signals, states, and failure paths so your team can validate the experience before engineering goes too deep.
Yes. We can work alongside your existing team, provide additional product design expertise, or take ownership of a defined engagement.
It depends on the engagement. A focused AI feature, like adding smart search, runs about 4 to 6 weeks of design. A full AI integration with UX modernization runs 12 to 16 weeks. Building an AI-native product from scratch starts with a 3-day to 1-week discovery sprint, followed by a 2 to 4 week MVP sprint. We scope the exact timeline on the discovery call.
We scope your product, your goals, and where AI genuinely fits, including whether it should, for now. There’s no pitch and no commitment. If it’s a fit, we’ll recommend a starting point, whether that’s a 2-day trial, a scoped audit, or a full engagement.
You get a full team, research, UX, UI, and AI-specific design patterns, at project speed, without the time or cost of hiring in-house.
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