Modernization, not replacement.
We don't sell rip-and-replace. Most of these systems can't afford six months of downtime, and most budgets can't afford a five-year rebuild. We work inside the system that exists, using Claude Code to move through legacy codebases faster than a traditional team, and we ship in increments small enough that nothing stops running.
Legacy System Audits
Every engagement starts here. We catalog what exists — the code, the data model, the integrations, the undocumented business rules living only in conditional logic — and tell you plainly what's fragile, what's load-bearing, and where automation can safely accelerate the work. You get a report you can hand to a non-technical director or a grant officer, not a slide deck full of jargon.
Code & Platform Modernization
Migrating outdated languages and frameworks, breaking apart monoliths, rebuilding brittle point-to-point integrations into something maintainable. Delivered in scoped releases against a fixed roadmap, not an open-ended engagement.
AI-Assisted Documentation & Knowledge Capture
A specific, common failure mode in public-sector and nonprofit software: the only documentation was a person, and that person left. We use Claude to reconstruct what a legacy codebase actually does — its business rules, its edge cases, its "why is it built like that" — and turn it into documentation your next hire can actually use.
Sustainable Handoff
We're not trying to become a permanent dependency. Every engagement ends with documentation, training, and a maintenance plan your own team can run without us.
How an engagement runs
Assess
A time-boxed audit of the system in question. We catalog dependencies, flag risk, and identify where Claude Code can safely accelerate modernization work. Delivered as a plain-language report and a prioritized roadmap — not a sales pitch for a bigger contract.
Modernize
Scoped, incremental delivery against the roadmap. Small releases, not a multi-year rewrite — the system keeps running the entire time.
Sustain
Documentation, staff training, and a maintenance plan handed to your team. The goal is a system your people can run — not a system that keeps you dependent on ours.