Modernise or rebuild your existing applications.
Ageing PHP application, outdated back end or home-grown business software: we work out with you what can be kept, then modernise or rebuild in sprints.
The application runs, but nobody dares to touch it any more.
Outdated runtimes without security updates, code without tests and knowledge held by a few people. A full rebuild is a big step, but standing still is too. The right answer depends on what exists, and it can be justified.
An up-to-date, secure system your team can develop with confidence again, whether modernised or rebuilt.
Results depend on scope and available evidence. We give no general guarantee of regulatory compliance.
What you get
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Assessment and decision
Technology, dependencies, security status and operations analysed, with a reasoned recommendation: modernise step by step, replace parts or rebuild.
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A safety net of tests
Before anything changes, tests capture today’s behaviour, so every step shows whether everything still works.
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Delivery in sprints
Modernisation or rebuild in short iterations. After every sprint you see a working version and decide what comes next.
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A modern delivery pipeline
Reproducible build, automated tests and deployment, so updates become routine.
Exactly what you need?
Tell us briefly what it is about. You get a personal reply with the next steps.
How it works
- Assess
Analyse code, data and operations.
- Decide
Modernise or rebuild, with reasons.
- Deliver
In sprints, with a review after each one.
- Hand over
Documentation, delivery, maintenance plan.
Frequently asked questions
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Modernise or rebuild – how do we decide?
Based on what exists: how good the business logic is, how tightly it depends on outdated technology and what each path costs. You get a reasoned recommendation with an effort estimate, then you decide.
Does the old system keep running?
Yes, that is the normal case. We replace it piece by piece and only switch over once the new part demonstrably works.
Is this only about PHP?
No. Legacy PHP applications are a common case, but the approach works just as well for other languages, databases and home-grown business software.
First understand. Then build.
Briefly describe your situation and goal. You get a personal reply with the questions that matter for a sensible scope.