Rawdevelop
Custom software and eLearning development for businesses, including mobile apps, web systems and desktop applications
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Rawdevelop
RAWdevelop develops bespoke software for web, desktop and mobile, including enterprise iOS and Android apps, .NET applications, API integrations and SCORM 2004-compliant eLearning content. Its eLearning work includes multilingual courses and tools for translation and localisation.
The company works with business clients through an agile, collaborative development process. It is based in Bristol, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2012.
Product: Bespoke software development, enterprise mobile apps, API integrations and multilingual eLearning content and tools.
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