The marks, the colour, the type, the pictures and the words. Take the whole kit, or just the piece you need.
Three marks, three colourways. Vector first, PNG where vector is refused.
The arc mark. A sunrise, and the figure standing under it.
Use the SVG wherever the format is accepted; it is the same file the site itself draws from and it holds up at any size. The PNGs are for the places that refuse vectors, and they arrive on a transparent ground rather than a white square, so nothing has to be knocked out by hand.
The two rules that decide whether the mark survives a layout it did not come from.
Clear space on every side equals the height of the mark’s own dot. Nothing enters it: no type, no rule, no edge of the page.
Arc mark at 20px tall
Below this the gap between the arc and the dot closes up.
Wordmark at 80px wide
Below this the italic i stops reading as a separate letter.
Every one of these is the real mark with the real mistake applied.
Don't stretch it
Scale both axes together, always.
Don't rotate it
The arc is a horizon. It stays level.
Don't recolour it
Ink, white, or the brand amber. Nothing else.
Don't add effects
No shadows, glows, gradients or outlines.
Don't crowd it
Keep one dot of clear space on every side.
Don't lose the contrast
On photography, use the white mark and check it reads.
The raw ramps, 1:1 from the Figma colour sheet. Click any swatch to copy its hex.
The calm base. Ink, surfaces, borders.
The cream and butter the pages are lit with.
The amber the mark itself is set in.
Evidence accepted, clause satisfied.
Guidance and cross-references.
Gaps, expiries, blocked certification.
The warm cream-to-brown control ramp.
Three faces. Two of them are licensed to Rise and are not in the kit.
We'll show you a certification done in ten hours.
Headlines and editorial lines. Light for anything large.
Licensed to Rise. Not redistributable.
Every clause of the legislation mapped once, so providers walk in ready.
Body, interface, tables, and every technical label.
Open source. Free from Google Fonts.
the whole law, mapped once
The ultralight italic, used sparingly and never for a whole line.
Licensed to Rise. Not redistributable.
Setting a headline in your own publication’s face is fine and expected. The one thing to avoid is rebuilding the Rise wordmark out of type. It is drawn, not set, and the vector in this kit is the only correct version of it.
Product shots, brand plates and portraits, cleared for editorial use.

Rise on a laptop
The product shot: the app open on the arch.
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Rise on a laptop, wide
The same machine, letterboxed for a banner.
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The dashboard
Registration progress and the classes selected.
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A policy and its clause
A person-centred supports policy beside the form that evidences it.
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Selected classes
The registration groups a provider is applying under.
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Form and evidence
A form open beside the record it writes to.
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The compliance engine
The wide strip used across the site as a product band.
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The rising day
The home page's opening plate: the bloom against a dawn sky.
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The bloom, cut out
Cut outThe gerbera from the investor hero, on a transparent ground.
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The close
The sunrise every page ends on.
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Sun over the hills
The pricing page's horizon.
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Dawn sky
The cloud plate the home page opens through.
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First light
A single bloom in a lit field.
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The pane
A clear pane standing in open country.
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The tree
A tree holding the middle distance.
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The ridge
Sun breaking over a dark ridge.
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Participant, cane
Studio portrait, warm grey ground.
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Participant
Studio portrait, warm grey ground.
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Worker and participant
Studio portrait, warm grey ground.
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Participant, chair
Studio portrait, warm grey ground.
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The auditor
An auditor holding his reading glasses.
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Two women
The statement film's opening frame.
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At the laptop
Two people working through a screen together.
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Two generations
The tender plate from the testimonial band.
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Under the blossom
The values plate.
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Cleared for editorial coverage of Rise. Crop freely; don’t recolour or composite. The bloom is a real cut-out with a transparent ground, so it can go on any colour you like.
The people shown are not Rise customers, employees or NDIS participants, so please don’t caption them as any of those. Screens are of the live product and may move on; ask us if you need a current one.
Approved descriptions at four lengths, and the company record.
Captions, listings, a sentence of context.
Rise is your compliance officer, without the expense.
A paragraph mentioning Rise in passing.
Rise is the compliance platform for NDIS providers and the auditors who certify them. The whole law is mapped once, so evidence is built against the clause and assessed against the same clause.
The default. Use this one if unsure.
Rise is the compliance platform for NDIS providers and the auditors who certify them. Every clause of the NDIS legislation is mapped once, so providers build their evidence against the clause and auditors assess it against the same clause. Policies, procedures, forms and registers stay current as the rules change, and evidence lands organised against the clause it answers.
A feature, a profile, an announcement.
Rise is the compliance platform for NDIS providers and the auditors who certify them. The whole law is mapped once, so providers build their evidence against the clause and auditors assess it against the same clause.
For providers, Rise reads the law in plain English, keeps policies, procedures, forms and registers current as the rules change, and files evidence against the clause it answers rather than into a shared drive. For auditors, applicants arrive organised against the clauses, which is what takes a certification from forty hours to ten.
Rise Health Pty Ltd was registered in Queensland in December 2024 and holds a convertible note from UQ Ventures at the University of Queensland.
A certification done in ten hours, not forty.
It is Rise’s own published figure, it is on the pricing page, and it is falsifiable. If you are writing about it, ask us to show you one and we will.

30 minutes · No obligation
We’ll show you a certification done in ten hours.
You decide whether it holds up.