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    Rechitta aims to redefine Dubai’s off-plan real estate communication through AI

    Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamMay 26, 2026
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    Ashirwad Somani, Aryaman Maheshwari, and Atiksh Mittal.

    Rechitta co-founders Ashirwad Somani, Aryaman Maheshwari, and Atiksh Mittal discuss how the AI-native platform is tackling fragmented communication, enabling real-time market intelligence, and building a scalable proptech ecosystem for the GCC real estate sector.

    Dubai’s real estate sector is evolving rapidly, driven by rising global investor interest, increasing project launches, and growing demand for faster, more transparent communication between developers, brokers, and buyers. Rechitta, a Dubai-based proptech platform, is positioning itself as an AI-native intelligence layer designed to address inefficiencies created by fragmented data flows, delayed responses, and inconsistent market information.

    Rechitta co-founders Ashirwad Somani, Aryaman Maheshwari, and Atiksh Mittal discuss the inspiration behind building the platform, the role of real-time AI-driven intelligence in Dubai’s off-plan market, the importance of verified developer data, and how Rechitta plans to scale its communication and transaction infrastructure across the GCC and global real estate ecosystem.

    Interview Excerpts:

    What specific gaps in traditional real estate CRMs and chatbots inspired you to build a dedicated, insight-driven AI platform for Dubai’s off-plan market?
    Ashirwad Somani: “What we saw in Dubai’s real estate market was a major communication gap. Traditional CRMs organise workflows internally, and most chatbots simply answer questions, but neither solves the deeper issue of fragmented, inconsistent, and delayed information between developers, brokers, and buyers. In a market where huge investment decisions are being made, that lack of clarity creates friction and slows transactions. 

    “Rechitta was built as an intelligent communication layer powered by verified developer data, ensuring everyone operates from the same accurate, real-time information. By removing manual follow-ups and fragmented communication, Rechitta is designed to help developers and brokers respond to global demand up to 10x more effectively, while enabling developers to reach up to 20x more brokers through a far more scalable communication infrastructure. Unlike traditional systems that simply capture activity or relay information, Rechitta is designed to understand context, nuance, and market intent, transforming fragmented conversations into actionable two-way market intelligence.” 

    How does the synergy between an 19-year-old entrepreneur’s fresh vision and a seasoned ex-Googler’s technical expertise shape Rechitta’s development?
    Aryaman Maheshwari: “The collaboration works because we bring very different but highly complementary perspectives to the same problem. On one side is a fresh, deeply practical understanding of how communication breaks down in real estate and how users actually behave in fast-moving sales environments. On the other is experience around building scalable systems, structuring infrastructure, and thinking about reliability at global scale. Every product decision had to work both technically and commercially in the real world. That constant back-and-forth shaped Rechitta into something that is not just technically advanced, but operationally practical, a platform designed to function naturally within the realities of global real estate transactions.” 

    With Dubai’s real estate market moving at a lightning pace, how does Rechitta ensure its data on payment plans and buyer trends remains accurate and updated in real time?
    Atiksh Mittal: “Accuracy and speed are fundamental to how Rechitta operates. Rechitta connects directly to developer-provided and on-premises project data, meaning the information being processed comes straight from the source rather than through fragmented communication chains. That removes the ‘Chinese whispers’ effect that often creates inconsistencies across the market. Real-time synchronisation ensures updates around pricing, inventory, payment plans, and project details are reflected instantly across the ecosystem. Rechittra continuously ingests and updates data in real time, meaning information is reflected almost immediately, helping minimise the risk of outdated guidance and creating a far more reliable decision-making environment for brokers, developers, and buyers.

    “Every interaction contributes to a live intelligence layer that helps identify buyer behaviour, investor preferences, and demand trends as they emerge, rather than relying on delayed reporting or assumptions.” 

    Can you give us a high-level glimpse into the underlying AI architecture that allows users to interview the platform itself during the demo?
    Aryaman Maheshwari: “Rechitta was built as an AI-native platform from the ground up, rather than a traditional real estate system with AI added on top. At a high level, Rechitta combines verified developer data, real-time communication infrastructure, multilingual interaction capabilities, and a model-agnostic AI layer that continuously leverages the strongest frontier models available. Because we are model-agnostic, we can rapidly adopt newer and more capable models as the technology evolves. The system is designed not just to answer questions, but to understand real estate-specific workflows, inventory logic, payment plans, buyer behaviour, and broker interactions in context. That’s what allows users to effectively ‘interview’ Rechitta in real time and receive structured, highly relevant responses grounded in live project data.” 

     Beyond the initial launch, what is your long-term roadmap for integrating Rechitta deeper into the wider GCC region’s proptech ecosystem?
    Ashirwad Somani: “Dubai is the ideal place to start because it combines global buyer demand, a highly active broker ecosystem, and significant operational complexity. However, the challenges we are solving are not unique to Dubai. Across the GCC and broader global real estate markets, there is still heavy reliance on fragmented communication, manual workflows, and inconsistent information flow.  

    “Our immediate focus is achieving complete trusted integration and operational depth within Dubai before expanding further across the GCC and eventually into international markets. For us, reliability, market understanding, and ecosystem integration in each new region are critical, scale only becomes valuable when the platform is deeply trusted within the market it serves. Ultimately, we see Rechitta becoming part of the core operating layer that powers how modern real estate markets communicate, understand,  and transact globally.” 

     

     

     


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