Your software kept up to date, tested and safe to change.
For software teams stuck on an old framework or language version. An AI agent upgrades your code piece by piece, runs your tests after every change and only keeps what passes, in small changes your team can review.
Your developers get warned about a whole family of mistakes before the code ever runs. We add the types across your code in small, reviewed changes, fix the real bugs this uncovers, and set a check so it never slips back.
When one part of your software holds everything else back, we lift it out into its own service. We test it against your real traffic in the background first, then move users over gradually with a way back at every step.
If your code is spread across many repositories, we bring it together without losing any history, and set up builds so only what changed gets rebuilt and tested.
We take a privacy-scrubbed sample of the real requests your app receives and replay them against each new version before release. If the new version answers differently when it shouldn't, the release stops.
If your developers wait a long time for tests on every change, we teach your build system which tests each file affects so it runs those first. The full set still runs every night as a safety net.
When your biggest database tables start slowing everything or are about to run out of ID numbers, we rebuild them in the background while your app keeps running, then swap them in.
If your database is too expensive or holding you back, we move your app to a better one. Both run side by side on your real traffic until the new one gives exactly the same answers, then we switch.
Sometimes your app saves an order but the message to the next system never arrives, or arrives twice. We fix how your code sends these messages so it's assured, and add a check that catches any gap.
When someone taps 'buy' twice or their phone loses signal, your app can end up with two orders. We change your system so repeated requests are recognised and only happen once, and test it automatically.
We build an internal website for your engineers that knows every piece of software you run and who owns it, and lets them start a new service that already has testing, deployment and monitoring set up.
If your app hosting platform has become expensive or limiting, we move your apps, databases and background jobs into your own cloud account, while your team keeps deploying the same easy way.
If your cloud bill keeps growing for work that never changes much, we move it onto dedicated servers you rent, keep backups and failover in place — it runs on servers in your own account.
If your cloud was set up by clicking around, nobody can safely change or rebuild it. We write it all down as code that matches exactly what's running, so future changes are reviewed first.
We set things up so your servers automatically run exactly what's approved in your code repository. Nobody pushes changes from their own laptop, and every change leaves a reviewed record.
Old cluster versions stop getting fixes. We find everything that would break, fix it, practise on a copy and upgrade your clusters one step at a time while your apps keep running.
Monitoring bills grow with every log line. We find which data your team actually uses, keep that, and move or trim the rest so the bill shrinks while your alerts and dashboards keep working.
Many clouds offer ARM servers that can cost less. We make your apps build and run on them, test each one fairly, and move over only the ones that do well.
We package your whole application so any developer can start it on their computer, or in a browser, with one command, with sample data included.
Old code piles up and slows every change. We watch which code your live system actually runs over several weeks, then safely remove what's never used.
Bugs that appear randomly and can't be reproduced are often caused by things happening at the same time. it runs special builds that catch them, then fix each one with a test that proves it.
If your servers need restarting every night or crash after a while, something is slowly eating memory. We find it in your live system, fix it, and test every future release for it.
We measure, all the time, which parts of your code use the most server power, fix the worst ones, and keep watching so new slow spots show up straight away.
If one part of your Python software is slow, we rewrite just that part in Rust, a much faster language, test that it gives exactly the same answers, and drop it in without changing anything else.
As code grows, parts that should be separate get tangled together, which makes every change risky. We untangle them and add an automatic check that keeps them apart.
We set up an AI coding assistant on your code that picks up the tasks you mark, writes the change, runs all your tests and hands it to your developers to review. We test it on your past work first so you know how good it is.
When background tasks fail - sending an email, syncing an order - they pile up unseen. We give your team one screen that groups the failures, shows why, and lets them retry safely.
If bookings shift by an hour when clocks change or reports cut off at the wrong time, we find every place your software handles time wrongly, fix it, and add tests that prevent it happening again.
Tiny rounding errors make invoices and totals not match. We find every place your software calculates money, make it exact, and add automatic tests that prove the numbers always add up.
If customers hit errors every time you release an update, we fix how your servers hand over during updates and prove it with a test that releases repeatedly under traffic with no errors.
When an outside service your app depends on slows down, your whole app can freeze. We add limits and fallbacks to every such call and test them by deliberately breaking things in a safe copy.
For game studios, we set up machines that build your game for every platform each time someone changes it, check it boots and plays, and send it to your testers.
We set up safe remote updates for the devices you've sold: updates go out in waves, and any device that fails to start properly goes back to its previous version by itself.
If your team still uses an older system to store code, we move everything to Git with its full history, set up your builds to work with it, and keep the old system as a read-only archive.
If you're replacing the system that builds and tests your code, we translate every pipeline, run old and new side by side until they match, then switch.
If a service your app relies on raises prices, we put a switch in your code, connect the new supplier, compare them side by side, and move over one feature at a time.
If your software is split into more pieces than your team can manage, we merge them back into one well-organised app, piece by piece, without downtime.
If you're selling or spinning off a product that shares systems with the rest of your company, we separate its code, servers, data and user accounts so it runs completely on its own.
If you want to share some of your code publicly, we separate it, scrub every past version of anything secret or internal, and set up releases so it stays clean.
For companies building robots, we set up virtual test courses so every software change is tried on a simulated robot first, and recordings show exactly what went wrong.
For online games, your game servers run on your own cloud account so they start up where players are when matches begin, shut down after, and update without kicking anyone out.
The software that routes web traffic into many server clusters has been retired. We move your setup onto a maintained replacement, testing each website address before switching it.
Inside your server cluster, services usually talk unencrypted and can call anything. We encrypt that traffic and allow only the connections your app actually needs, without changing your code.
We make your background job servers grow when work piles up and shrink when it's quiet, so jobs never fall behind and you don't pay for idle machines.
When one customer runs a huge import, everyone else's tasks can wait behind it. We make your system share capacity fairly between customers.
Tests that rely on outside services fail randomly and run slowly. We build realistic stand-ins for those services so your tests run fast and reliably.
If customers install your software on their own servers, they upgrade from all sorts of old versions. We test every upgrade path automatically before you release.
For software that coordinates many servers, the worst bugs only appear in rare timing situations. We build a simulator that tries enormous numbers of them and replays any failure exactly.