Application takeover and legacy code modernization. Without necessarily rewriting everything.

Yes, that's most of our takeover work. We always start with an audit, to understand past choices before questioning them.

Rarely. We decide component by component what to keep, improve or rebuild, based on its state. A full rewrite is a last resort.

With a structured audit: code, architecture, dependencies, load tests if needed. You leave with a costed action plan, priority by priority.

Yes, that's the goal: gradual migrations, each step tested and reversible. Downtime is a last resort, in an announced window.

Often, once cost drivers are identified. On My Private Pool, we cut hosting by 70% and mapping API costs by 92%, with no loss of performance.

We add them gradually, starting with the most critical areas. The goal: protect what would break your business, not reach 100% overnight.

A clear action plan: what's urgent, what can wait, and the cost and timeline of each option. Nothing starts without your approval.

Yes, often: the audit becomes the start of ongoing support. And you can bring it in-house later, with no artificial dependency.