Reveal Technology

Reveal Technology

Reveal Technology was co-founded by CEO Garrett Smith alongside COO Andrew Dixon, CTO Parker Clark, and CPO & CFO John Laxson. The Bozeman, Montana–based company operates as a veteran-founded U.S. defense technology provider, building software for advanced situational awareness and identity operations. Its founding team structured the firm to deliver decision dominance to operators at the tactical edge — directly integrating AI-powered 3D modeling, computer vision, and biometric solutions into small unmanned aerial systems and handheld devices. The company's deployment spans two primary platforms. Farsight produces high-fidelity 3D terrain models within minutes of a drone launch, enabling route planning, line-of-sight analysis, and austere runway assessment. Identifi — adopted as a USSOCOM program of record in May 2026 — allows special operations forces to verify identities and assess threats in disconnected environments. Asset classes are concentrated in defense software and geospatial AI, with a direct-to-government contracting model rather than a venture portfolio structure. In January 2026, Reveal acquired Anomaly Six, adding behavioral analytics and network relationship mapping that layers location data with human terrain intelligence. The firm has demonstrated operational testing through its Battelab series on Vet TV, launched in December 2025, to accelerate tactical experimentation outside formal procurement cycles. Scale is inferred through sustained government investment. Reveal's original $33.6 million STRATFI contract with the U.S. Air Force entered its option year in August 2025, representing a multi-year government commitment rarely sustained by early-stage defense startups. The firm expanded its leadership team in January 2026 with four strategic hires, including executives named Padden, Niko, Cale, and Chris. Andreessen Horowitz recognized Reveal in its March 2025 'American Dynamism 50' list of companies strengthening U.S. re-industrialization and conflict prevention capability. The firm maintains a remote workforce with open roles in systems integration and business development. Reveal's architecture pairs product development with what it calls platform-agnostic, user-centric design — purpose-built for interoperability across different drone and communication systems. This dual-use posture, serving both defense and public safety agencies, reduces procurement friction by embedding the software into existing operator workflows rather than requiring new hardware adoption. The January 2026 Anomaly Six acquisition created a single stack connecting physical geospatial awareness with behavioral network analysis, a bundling strategy uncommon among smaller defense software providers.