Rakus plans to launch ASURACORE, a new service that enables companies to develop proprietary business systems at low cost and in a short period, in April 2027, targeting ARR of ¥1 billion. The service's key feature is its use of human-AI collaboration from requirements definition through delivery.
Rakus announced that it will launch ASURACORE, a new service that develops proprietary business systems tailored to individual companies, in April 2027. As a business target, the company plans to reach ARR of ¥1 billion for the fiscal year ending March 2029.
ASURACORE combines directors with business expertise and AI to organize requirements and quickly translate customers' issues and demands into system specifications. Customers do not need to design screens or configure the system themselves, while validation and adjustments are conducted jointly by the director and the customer.
The system construction fee is expected to start at ¥600,000, with monthly fees starting at ¥50,000, and construction is expected to take as little as one month. The company emphasizes that combining AI with business expertise, while drawing on its development experience with the 楽楽クラウド suite of cloud services, will help ensure quality.
The service will initially target small and midsize businesses, particularly companies that have adopted 楽楽クラウド, before expanding into markets in Japan and overseas. The company also plans to build a track record in Japan first and then expand into Asia and other regions.