est. 2024 — a WARCR Group venture
Arabic for a tall palm tree — deep roots, built to reach. This is Kedge AI's file.
Raqlan Tech · CrestoWorld · WARCR Group
How three years of research inside CrestoWorld became a company of its own.
Raqlan Tech was founded in 2024 by Aaron Abbas, who had already spent three years quietly building the reasoning engine that became Kedge AI inside CrestoWorld's research group. When the work outgrew a lab project, Abbas spun it out as its own venture — raised under CrestoWorld, now standing under the wider WARCR Group.
The name comes from the Arabic word for a tall palm tree: something that spends years unseen underground before it's seen reaching anywhere.
If the customers are the ones who pushed us up to the top, we should also bring them up with us.
Aaron Abbas — Founder & CEO
Four rebuilds, one engine. Open an entry to read the log.
Three efforts from the same lab, at three different stages.
The bare-bones model that came before Kedge — proof that a low-latency, constraint-first approach could work at all.
A Python-based side project exploring a computational model of the human mind. Still evolving, still open.
github.com/warcr-group-official/Brained →The finished version of AnchorKb1 — faster, sharper, and running in production as Raqlan Tech's core product.
raqlan.tech →Where Raqlan sits inside a ten-venture group.
Raqlan Tech was raised inside CrestoWorld's research arm before formalising as its own venture in 2024 — it now carries the group's main tech releases, while Raqlan Projects handles the earlier, less stable work.
Group-wide commitments Raqlan Tech builds under, same as every WARCR venture.
Active donations and updates on conflicts as they unfold. No government may edit our messages.
None of Raqlan's models are handed to a government to be turned against civilians, at any cost.
An ongoing effort to keep Kedge's training data clean and hard to manipulate.