19 year-old teen launches AI platform for Dubai real estate market

Rechitta, is an AI platform that has been designed to tackle the issue of fragmentation that exists between developers, brokers, and buyers in the Dubai real estate sector.

Atiksh Mittal, is the 19 year-old teen at the face of a new AI platform called Rechitta, that has been launched to transform the real estate marketplace in Dubai.

The company aims to address issues around trust and transparency in the off-plan market, by providing investors and buyers with access to accurate information in real-time.

Most 19 year-old teenagers are looking forward to University life, but Mittal had an entrepreneurial itch that needed to be scratched.

Mittal co-founded Rechitta with Aryaman Maheshwari, who has previously worked for technology giants such as Google and Microsoft.

Arabian Business reporter Mark Forker spoke to the pair to learn more their AI-native communication and intelligence platform that has been built to transform how Dubai real estate is discovered, marketed, and sold globally.

According to Mittal, the biggest gap they identified in the Dubai real estate sector was not demand, but communication.

“Dubai’s off-plan market is one of the most active and internationally connected real estate ecosystems in the world, yet information often becomes fragmented as it moves between developers, brokers, and buyers. Depending on who you spoke to, when you asked, or which channel you used, you could receive different answers about pricing, inventory, payment plans, or project details,” said Mittal.

In an industry where people are making huge life decisions, that inconsistency creates delays, confusion, and a lack of trust.

Rechitta saw a clear opportunity to build infrastructure that could potentially solve this problem.

“We wanted to create a system where developers, brokers, and buyers could all access the same verified information in real time. AI allows us to do that at a scale that simply wouldn’t be possible through manual processes alone. Instead of information being passed through multiple layers, it can be delivered instantly, consistently, and accurately,” said Mittal.

There is no doubt that trust and transparency remain major concerns in the off-plan market across the emirate of Dubai.

Maheshwari explains how Rechitta can improve reliability and real-time accuracy for buyers and investors.

“Trust and transparency in the off-plan market depends on access to accurate, up-to-date information. Rechitta addresses this by connecting directly to developer-provided project data, rather than passing through multiple intermediaries where inaccuracies can occur. Rechitta is trained on verified developer data and continuously synchronised in real time, allowing updates to pricing, inventory, payment plans, and project details to be reflected almost immediately,” said Maheshwari.

That approach adopted by Rechitta reduces the risk of outdated information, minimises discrepancies across channels, and gives buyers and investors greater confidence in the information they receive.

“Because Rechitta is purpose-built for real estate, it understands industry-specific workflows, inventory structures, and payment models. This enables the platform to deliver accurate, context-aware responses while maintaining consistency and transparency throughout the broker and buyer journey. The result is a more reliable decision-making environment,” said Maheshwari.

Building a company at such a young age is layered with risks, but Mittal said one of the biggest lessons so far is having a deep understanding of the problem they are looking to solve.

“One of the biggest lessons has been that building a successful company is far less about technology and far more about deeply understanding the problem you’re solving. AI evolves incredibly quickly, but the real challenge is ensuring that every product decision works in a real-world environment and delivers tangible value to users,” said Mittal.

He added, “We spent a significant amount of time refining our understanding of the problem as we built Rechitta. The product evolved considerably, but the core challenge, fragmented communication and inconsistent information, remained constant. That experience taught us the importance of staying focused on the underlying problem rather than becoming attached to a particular solution,” said Mittal.

Mittal also said another key lesson for him has been the value of combining different perspectives.

“Our team brings together deep real estate expertise and experience building scalable technology systems. That balance has helped us create a platform that is not only technically sophisticated but also practical and relevant to the realities of the real estate industry.”

AI is the future, and is impacting and transforming every single industry vertical, and the real estate sector is not immune to that.

Maheswari outlined how he thinks AI technologies will change the real estate sector.

“We believe AI will fundamentally reshape how real estate is discovered, communicated, marketed, and sold. The biggest transformation will come from creating a more connected, transparent, and data-driven ecosystem where information flows instantly between developers, brokers, and buyers,” said Maheswari.

AI has the ability to remove much of that friction by providing real-time market intelligence, multilingual engagement, automated communication, and faster access to verified information.

“We do not see AI replacing relationships in real estate. Real estate remains a people-driven industry. Instead, AI will strengthen those relationships by removing delays, uncertainty, and information gaps. We believe AI will become a core layer of infrastructure that enables the market to operate with greater transparency, efficiency, and global scalability,” said Maheswari.