Dr. Rajeev Saraf
Founder & CEO of Lepton Software, the parent company behind TraffiCure. Doctoral research at Vanderbilt University on AI-driven traffic control; B.Tech from IIT Kharagpur; Board of Governors at NIT Delhi.
About
Software-first traffic intelligence. Powered by Google Maps data. Built for cities that want to see every road.
TraffiCure is an AI-powered traffic data analytics platform for government agencies, city planners, and traffic police. We turn Google Maps probe data into real-time congestion alerts, road-level analytics, and daily intelligence reports, with no new hardware needed to start.
Make traffic intelligence accessible to every city. Most roads remain invisible to traditional systems. TraffiCure fills that gap using software alone, deploying in weeks instead of years.
Leadership
TraffiCure was founded in 2025 and is part of Lepton Software, a 30+ year leader in GIS and spatial analytics. It is led by the people who built that foundation.
Founder & CEO of Lepton Software, the parent company behind TraffiCure. Doctoral research at Vanderbilt University on AI-driven traffic control; B.Tech from IIT Kharagpur; Board of Governors at NIT Delhi.
Building TraffiCure at Lepton Software: real-time traffic intelligence for cities, on Google's Roads Management Insights. Went live with Pune City Traffic Police in 3 weeks, delivering a 34% speed improvement on major corridors.
Google partnership
TraffiCure is built by Lepton Software, listed by Google as one of three Google Maps Platform Premier Partners in India, alongside Persistent Systems and Searce, and a Google Cloud Premier Co-sell Partner. Lepton has been a Google Maps Platform partner since 2010, with three decades in location intelligence.
Gurgaon, Haryana, India. We serve cities across India and partner with government agencies, municipal corporations, and traffic police departments.
FAQ
TraffiCure is built by Lepton Software, a location intelligence company founded in 1994 and based in Gurugram, India. Lepton has served telecom, BFSI, automotive, and government customers for three decades.
TraffiCure is built on Google's Roads Management Insights (RMI) programme. It uses anonymised speed data from over a billion smartphones. Every phone on the road effectively becomes a passive traffic sensor, with zero hardware deployment.
TraffiCure is a private-sector product, built by Lepton Software and deployed in partnership with city traffic police and municipal corporations. It is not itself a government programme, but works under agreements with government agencies.
Yes. The underlying data infrastructure (Google RMI) covers global roads. TraffiCure's initial deployments are in India, but the platform can activate in any city with smartphone penetration.
Google Maps tells a driver the fastest route. TraffiCure tells a traffic department what is happening across every road in their jurisdiction, with alerts, analytics, and incident history. It is operational intelligence for the people running the city, not navigation for the person driving through it.