Existing software
Continue with existing software while keeping risks visible.
Adding features is responsible only when the code, data and hosting are understood. A takeover therefore starts with investigation, not a quick promise.
Select a finding — see priority and next step.
We can join existing web applications, internal tools, APIs and apps when the technology fits our expertise. You first receive insight into maintainability, security and dependencies.
Takeover
From messy to manageable
1 / 5
- 01
Before
Legacy code, unknown hosting, no docs, errors.
- 02
Audit
Inventory: risks, dependencies, hosting, content.
- 03
Stabilize
Stability first: monitoring, backups, critical fixes.
- 04
Improve
Targeted improvements without a big-bang rewrite.
- 05
Manage
Ongoing management and predictable iteration.
When a takeover makes sense
- The original developer is no longer available
- An important system lacks functions now handled manually
- Errors return and nobody knows the cause
- You need an integration or customer portal
- The system must remain available during development
What we can take over and extend
Codebase analysis
Map architecture, dependencies, documentation and technical debt.
New functionality
Extend screens, roles, workflows and business logic.
APIs and integrations
Repair data flows or connect new systems carefully.
Performance and errors
Investigate slow routes, unstable processes and recurring bugs.
Hosting and deployment
Understand releases, environments, backups and monitoring.
Phased modernisation
Replace risky parts without stopping daily operations.
Work that often follows the analysis
Additional user role
Add permissions and screens without breaking existing access.
Extend a workflow
Add a control, status or automatic process step.
External integration
Connect CRM, accounting, payments or another system.
Stabilise the foundation
Improve tests, logging and deployment before adding more.
A controlled technical takeover.
- 01InventoryCollect the goal, users, access and known issues.
- 02Technical analysisAssess code, data, hosting, security and releases.
- 03Takeover planRecord risks, quick improvements and development order.
- 04Continued developmentRelease functions in small testable steps and document management.
Not every system belongs in a public case
Much of our software runs behind a login or supports internal work. We can explain the technical approach without exposing client data.
Questions
Our core is modern web technology, TypeScript, JavaScript, Next.js, Node.js, APIs and relational databases. We first check whether the stack fits our expertise.
Existing software
Want to know whether continued development is responsible?
Describe the system, technology and required extension. We will explain what access is needed for an initial assessment.