
Building Software for Hardware's Highest-Stakes Moments
Nine years at SpaceX taught Revel founder Scott Morton that code running rocketships and nuclear reactors must be reliable.
Felicis invested in Revel’s Seed in 2024 and followed on in its Series A in 2025 and Series B in 2026.
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Revel is the command and control software company for hardware, replacing fragmented test and operations tooling with one platform that spans the full hardware lifecycle. It builds software to develop, test, deploy, and command hardware systems, from a benchtop prototype to an industrial-scale facility. Its products are RevelTest, which lets engineering teams design and run hardware tests in minutes rather than months, and RevelC2, which provides unified, facility-wide control for always-on critical operations. Both run on a shared platform with real-time telemetry, programmable checks and alerts via its RevelCode control language, and complete run history. Founded by Scott Morton, Revel is headquartered in Los Angeles and serves aerospace, energy, and defense teams that need to move faster from first prototype to production.