Vancouver-based technology company Revaluar is developing private AI systems, enterprise software and Arabic-first digital platforms for businesses in Canada and the Middle East. The company has also released an open-source tool designed to reduce Arabic web font sizes by up to 20% without affecting how characters are displayed.
Revaluar, a Canadian technology and engineering company, is expanding its work in enterprise software, AI and digital infrastructure, with a focus on businesses operating across Canada and the Middle East.
The Vancouver-based company develops custom software, enterprise resource planning (ERP) integrations, e-commerce platforms and private AI assistants. Its services include implementing and customizing Odoo and ERPNext systems, automating business processes and connecting existing enterprise applications.
One area of focus is private AI deployment, allowing businesses to run AI assistants on their own hardware rather than relying entirely on external cloud services. The approach is designed for organizations handling sensitive information that prefer to keep their data within their own infrastructure.
Revaluar’s portfolio includes LaPausa, a digital hospitality platform that integrates mobile ordering, reservations, payments and an AI assistant within its menu. The company has also developed Spinor, a digital commerce platform built on Odoo, and a private enterprise AI solution for a Canadian networking and telecommunications company.
Alongside its commercial projects, Revaluar has released an open-source Arabic web font optimization tool on GitHub.
According to the company, the tool can reduce Arabic web font file sizes by up to 20%, helping websites load more efficiently, particularly for users accessing content through slower mobile connections.
The tool uses HarfBuzz, a text-shaping engine used in major browsers and operating systems, to verify that the optimized fonts preserve the original rendering of Arabic characters.
Arabic typography presents additional technical challenges because letters change shape depending on their position within a word. Revaluar’s approach aims to reduce file sizes while maintaining the character-shaping behavior required for accurate Arabic text display.
The company has also published a technical explanation of its approach to Arabic font subsetting.
Operating as Revaluar Technology LTD, the company provides software development, infrastructure, cybersecurity and AI services to clients in Canada and the Middle East.
Its work combines enterprise software development with Arabic-language optimization and private AI deployment, addressing technical requirements for businesses operating across both markets.
Source: Revaluar
