Evolve your software without defaulting to a full rewrite.
Your business software works, but every change is harder. We scope a staged modernization with your team, preserving what still delivers value.
Estimate my projectRepair, replace or rebuild?
You may be better served by a standard tool than custom software. We compare the current system, integration constraints, licences and maintenance cost before proposing replacement.
Reduce transition risk
We identify critical workflows, dependencies and data to migrate. The plan specifies checks, cutover stages and rollback options. We do not promise zero downtime without examining the system.
Make the budget comparable
The estimate separates assessment, development, data migration, tests, deployment and support. Unknowns are explicit. Fixed pricing requires agreed scope and acceptance criteria.
Keep control after delivery
The contract specifies code rights, accounts, licences and handover arrangements. Ongoing support is decided separately based on operational needs.
We define responsibilities and deliverables before building.
- ScopingArchitecture · API · DataConstraints, dependencies and acceptance criteria.
- DeliveryCode · Tests · DocumentationTestable milestones and documented handover.
Before you start
- When is an audit useful?
- When important unknowns about code, data or interfaces prevent a reliable proposal. An audit is a separate engagement, not a mandatory step for a small change.
- Can you take over another supplier's software?
- Yes, after reviewing rights, access, documentation and software condition. A takeover does not guarantee all existing code should be retained.
- What does modernization cost?
- Cost depends on scope, interfaces, data and the condition of the system. The estimator gives an indication; formal pricing follows scoping.
- Who accepts the delivery?
- Your business owners validate the agreed acceptance criteria. We prepare testable milestones and document known limitations.
Scope the next step for your software.
Describe your need for an indicative estimate. Scope, terms and dates are confirmed in the proposal.
Estimate my project- Technical debt: what it costs and when to repay itHalf of what gets called technical debt is not debt. How to tell deliberate borrowing from ordinary mess, how to make the cost legible to a board, and why some of it should be left exactly where it is.
- Legacy application modernization cost, explainedThe budget floor of a rebuild is the data migration, not the new code. Here is how we price one: four blocks of days and a multiplier table, with a worked example at our public day rates.
- Zero downtime data migration: dual write to cutoverThe new system shadows the old one in silence, the copies are proven to match, and the rollback lever stays live until the end. The full playbook, priced, limits included.
- E2E testing a legacy web app: the prerequisitesJava 1.5, WebForms, PHP: an E2E test does not read your code, it looks at HTML. Here are the six prerequisites that actually matter, and the real limits.
- ERP and CRM Integration ServicesA quote in your CRM, an order in your ERP, a payment elsewhere: we scope the flows that should connect your tools and the exceptions your team needs to handle.
- AI and chatbot engineeringModels integrated into software that has to run, with a straight answer on what will not work.
- Architecture & delivery auditA starting point for complex change: risks, costed scenarios and a practical roadmap.
- Data engineeringWarehouse, pipelines and reconciliation, so the numbers can be trusted.
- CTO as a servicePart-time senior technical leadership, to arbitrate without a full-time hire.
- IT staff augmentationNamed engineers inside your existing team, on a European working day, contracted through Belgium.
- Nearshore development teamA dedicated group that owns delivery end to end, from architecture through production support.
- Nearshore vs offshoreA straight comparison for European teams who already offshore and are weighing a move closer.
- Cloud migrationInventory, batched cutovers and a tested rollback, so the move does not depend on luck.
- Infrastructure as codeEnvironments described in code, reviewed and rebuildable, instead of configured by hand once and never again.
- Managed IT and cloudCloud, pipelines, domains, mail and access, held by the team that also knows the code.
- Shopify developmentFor Shopify stores that have to talk to an ERP, a stock system or a payment flow.
- QA and test automationCypress or Playwright on your critical journeys, wired into CI, with a QA engineer on your team if you need one.