About

Built on one promise: you get what you need.

Rayedox Technologies is a product design and engineering company founded by Rahul Kewat. We help companies turn ideas into products that work on day one and keep working at a million users.

25+large-scale projects delivered
1M+users on the products we've built
6disciplines under one roof

Why Rayedox exists

Rayedox started with a simple observation. Most clients know what they need, yet most software projects drift away from it. Scopes grow, timelines slip, and the finished product looks only a little like the original idea.

We set out to work differently. Every project starts with a clear scope and a fixed quote. Clients see working software every two weeks. And the architecture is planned for the stage after the current one, so growth never forces a rewrite.

That approach has delivered more than 25 large-scale projects, many of which now serve millions of users. The lessons from scaling each one go straight into the next.

Rahul Kewat

Founder, Rayedox Technologies

Rahul founded Rayedox Technologies and leads its product and engineering direction. He started the company to give clients a partner that tells them plainly what it will take to build what they need, and then builds exactly that.

“When a client tells us what they need, that is what they get: the product they asked for, built properly and ready for the users it's going to win.”

Four promises to every client

These are the commitments behind every Rayedox project, whatever its size.

We say what it costs

A fixed quote for a defined scope before work starts, broken down by milestone.

We show working software

A demo every two weeks and a staging link you can open any time.

We build for the next stage

Architecture planned for ten times today's users, so growth doesn't mean a rewrite.

You own everything

Code, designs and cloud accounts are in your name from the first day.

Tell us what you need.

Share the idea, the deadline and the budget. Within one working day you'll get a straight answer on how we'd build it and what it would take.

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