Pursuing Language Equality on the Internet ‘for Indians by Indians’

Founded with an aim to solve Indian-language computing problems on mobile phones.

Awarded industry recommendations by Centre of
Excellence in Wireless Technology based on our
demonstrations for transliteration, font capabilities, and display solutions for set-top boxes.

Bagged the Qualcomm’s QPrize for entrepreneurs who make technology more accessible to the masses.

Became the first company in the world to have Indian
language support on smartphones through our
partnership with Qualcomm.

Onboarded OEM enterprise customers such as Micromax, Lava International Ltd, etc. As
markets started transitioning from feature phones to
smartphones, we launched the Language-as-a-Service(LaaS) platform and the multilingual
Reverie Phonebook.

Launched our first Language- as-a-Service technology as an on-premise solution and onboarded some of our first enterprise customers such as Accenture, Hungama, HDFC Securities, etc. Acquired our first government project.

Raised $4M Series A funding. Launched LaaS 2.0 as a cloud platform and onboarded more enterprise customers such as SnapDeal, Abhibus, etc.
Launched some of our earlier language products such as our multilingual keypad, Swalekh, phonebook and lock screen on Google Play Store.

Launched the first version of Reverie Machine Translation
[MT] and expanded our enterprise customer base to
include Intex, Ixigo, MobikWik, etc.

Started our work on AI-enabled translation management
platform- Prabandhak, powered by an improved Reverie MT. Launched Gopal, Reverie’s first Indic Voice Suite in 12 Indian
languages.

Formed a strategic partnership with Reliance Jio to fast-track our reach and impact towards 500 million users in the next five years.

Income tax department selects Reverie for a key project.

Reverie is working on a large Video Localisation project in all Indian Languages with a central Government agency.