Software modernization, maintenance, and SLA support
Update existing systems, keep them healthy, and back them with an agreed support level.
What ongoing work covers
The system you already run, brought forward and kept running.
Modernization
Replace the parts that block change: old frameworks, fragile releases, or screens the team no longer trusts.
Maintenance
Fixes, small improvements, and dependency updates on a cadence you can plan around.
An agreed service level
Response and coverage are written down, so support is not a favor after launch.
A system you still own
You keep the code and the accounts. We work in them. The handoff is not a zip file and a goodbye.
Questions
What teams ask before they hand us a system that is already in use.
Only when a rewrite is the smaller risk. Most of the work is replacing the parts that fail, then keeping the rest healthy.
The hours, the response time, and what is covered. We agree that before the support period starts, not after the first outage.
If you need new software built, that engagement is custom app and web development. It can cover web apps, internal systems, sites, APIs, and integrations. Modernization is for software you already have in use.
Use the form on this page. Tell us what the system does and where it hurts. We say whether the next step is a modernization, a maintenance plan, or both.