RK Conseil
Software engineering consultancy building custom web, mobile and AI applications for businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About RK Conseil
RK Conseil provides software consulting and engineering, designing and developing web and mobile applications and AI systems from technical architecture through production. Its work includes custom React, TypeScript and React Native applications, language-model integration, agents and workflow automation.
The company also advises on technical architecture, tooling choices and team support. RK Conseil is based in Saint Martin D'Oydes, France, and was founded in 2021.
Product: Custom web and mobile application development, applied AI integration, and software architecture consulting.
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