Your challenges
Your software costs more and more to maintain.
Every change takes longer than the one before. One fix breaks something else, and the maintenance budget grows while the tool does not get better. That is technical debt: we measure it, then reduce it step by step, without stopping your business.
What technical debt costs you
Slower and slower changes
Every new feature takes longer, because the existing code has to be understood and worked around first.
Failures that come back
One fix breaks something else, and every release becomes a source of stress.
A budget swallowed by maintenance
The money goes into keeping the tool standing, not into moving it forward.
Technical debt: how we go about it
Take stock
We read the code, find what breaks most often and what is most expensive to change.
Make it safe before touching it
We add the missing tests and automate releases: a change no longer breaks the rest.
Reduce it step by step
We deal with the riskiest parts first, without stopping your business or rewriting everything.
Show you the progress
At each step, you know what has been done and what is left: enough to report to your management.
Technical debt: the offers that address it
Our method
Releases that are no longer frightening.
Nothing ships without tests
Every change goes through automated tests and a review by a person before it reaches production.
We tell you plainly
If a tool is no longer worth maintaining as it is, we tell you, and we suggest another way.
Our commitments
A written review
You receive a review and a step-by-step plan your teams can follow, with or without us.
Bad news told early
Anything that threatens a deadline or a budget, you hear it from us, as soon as we see it.
Results followed, not days counted
We agree with you on what must change and how to measure it, then we follow the results with you.
Is your software costing more and more?
Describe your need in a few lines: we get back to you, and an engineer scopes and prices your project.