We pick up projects other people started
The developer left. The agency went quiet. The build stalled at 80 percent. Whatever the story, the code you already paid for can usually be saved.
Sound familiar?
- Your developer moved on and nobody else understands the code
- An agency delivered something that almost works
- A project stalled just before launch and never recovered
- A legacy system runs your business and everyone is afraid to touch it
How a takeover works
We read the code before promising anything. You get an honest, plain language summary of what state it is in, what it will take to move forward, and a fixed quote for the first stage. Sometimes the news is better than you fear, sometimes worse, but it is always the truth.
What we can take on
We are strongest with React front ends and Java back ends, and that is where most of our takeover work sits. If your project is built on something else, it is still worth asking: we will either tell you straight away that it is not our ground, or read it and tell you what we find. What we will not do is take on a codebase we cannot look after properly.
What changes for you
One contact who has actually read your codebase. Decisions documented as we go, so knowledge stops living in one person’s head. If the person who built your system disappearing is a risk you think about, this is how the risk goes away.
No judgment
Every inherited codebase is messy in its own way. We have seen enough of them that nothing surprises us anymore, and we would rather fix code than criticize it.