Rakit is a UK-based DIY electronics company that designs and sells affordable synthesizer, sequencer, and noise-maker soldering kits. Run by Darren and Faith out of Soham, Cambridgeshire, the company grew out of Darren's background in embedded audio engineering and a shared interest in making circuit-building accessible to hobbyists, students, and educators. Their kits ship with clearly labelled components and step-by-step assembly guides aimed at builders ranging from complete beginners to experienced makers.

The Rakit catalog includes the Drum Synth (a clone of the Boss PC-2 / AMDEK PCK-100 analogue percussion synth), the Metal Synth (a Polivoks-inspired noise percussion box), the Baby8 8-step CV sequencer, the Atari Punk Console based on Forrest M. Mims III's Stepped Tone Generator, the Disintegrated Cracklebox, the Rakimix passive mixer, and a Eurorack line called EuroRakit that includes modules such as the GO! portable power supply. Kits are sold direct from rakits.co.uk and through Etsy, eBay, Tindie, and the Thonk DIY synth shop.

Rakit is a small operation that exhibits at UK synth meets and offers group discounts for makerspaces and educational workshops, with the company describing itself as a Disability Confident Committed Employer that runs work experience placements in a neurodivergent-friendly environment. Their products have been reviewed in Sound on Sound and covered on synth blogs including MATRIXSYNTH and Synth Anatomy.

Rakit has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers and Electronic Pads. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic. Notable users include DJ Junior Felix.