Today we announced our $150M Series B led by @IndexVentures with major participation from @Redpoint and returning investors including @ThriveCapital, @Felicis, and @AbstractVC. Across aerospace, energy, and manufacturing, engineering teams are pushing what’s possible. The software behind many of these systems hasn’t kept up. Revel gives engineering teams the infrastructure to test and control complex hardware systems with speed and confidence. In just over a year, we’ve built a world-class team, converted every pilot into a customer, and are now expanding the platform across new industries. If you believe great hardware deserves great software, we’re hiring across the board.

Congratulations to @GoToImpulse on their recent $500M Series D. Stay tuned — we'll be sharing more about our partnership next week.

We're thrilled to share that Revel has been named to @Redpoint's 2026 InfraRed 100, which recognizes the most promising private companies defining the next phase of infrastructure. Most of the world's critical infrastructure still runs on software built decades ago. At Revel, we're building modern software to test and control the hardware systems that power the physical world. Honored to be included alongside so many exceptional companies redefining infrastructure in their respective categories.

How @elonmusk drives engineers to build breakthrough technology at extreme speed: “On the first orbital flight of Starship, we had this maneuver to separate the booster from the ship called the ‘Twig Snap.’” “It was a very non-efficient way to do it.” “For the next flight, he was like, ‘We’re going to do hot staging.’” “I wasn’t in this Elon meeting but I saw everyone walk out and they were all like, ‘Oh my God, how are we going to do this?’” “That week, CAD screenshots started getting shot around.” “They ended up inventing out of nowhere a new stage that would sit between the booster and the ship called the Hot Stage that would take the blast and then get ejected on reentry for booster, and it worked. First shot.” — @Revel_Software CEO @scottgmorton

Companies working on turbine engine systems and other hardware test applications are eager for next-generation tools that can accelerate how fast they stand up test and maintenance systems. Our team spent last week in Orlando at MRO Americas, the world's largest aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul event, where we showed test and maintenance teams how Revel helps them move faster than ever. #GreatHardwareDeservesGreatSoftware #MROAmericas #MROAmericas2026

RevelCode is the intuitive programming language built for engineers and operators alike, designing out common mistakes from the ground up so your control logic is inherently failsafe. Listen to the full segment with @scottgmorton on @tbpn with @jordihays and @johncoogan starting at here: open.spotify.com/episode/5sz…

Take a listen to our founder @scottgmorton on @sourceryy with @MollySOShea, where he shares what he learned from @elonmusk during his time at @SpaceX. Check out the full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/6iN…

We’re at #SatShow in DC this week! Stop by booth #1517 for a live demo and see how Revel helps engineering teams move faster across hardware development, testing, and control. @SATELLITEDC

Our founder @scottgmorton joined @tbpn and shared more on why control software hasn't evolved since the 80s, and how Revel is building a state-of-the-art platform to accelerate our customers' pace of innovation. If you want to build the future of software for hardware, join us → revel.io/careers

Revel was absolutely INSTRUMENTAL in this test! 10/10!!!

Congratulations to our customer @AaloAtomics on standing up their sodium test loop. We're proud to have supported this meaningful milestone in the advancement of nuclear energy. Watch their video below to see Revel in action during the test.

Revel has arrived and is empowering hardware teams to build faster, operate safer, and deliver sooner. We've raised $30M to revolutionize software for controlling critical hardware - accelerating advancement across aerospace, auto, energy, and beyond. Great hardware deserves great software.