Legacy in.
Cloud-native out.
Refactoring means re-architecting your applications to run on new platforms with maximum efficiency, while their external behaviour stays exactly the same. It's the difference between a cloud migration that saves money and one that multiplies your bill.
Why refactor agentically
The work nobody's team wants to do, done at machine scale.
Refactoring a large legacy codebase is precise, repetitive and enormous, the worst possible job for scarce senior engineers, and the best possible job for orchestrated agents under their direction.
Map and harness
Agents map the codebase and build a behavioural test harness first, so every change is verified against the original behaviour.
Refactor at scale
Resource-hungry patterns are redesigned for optimal utilisation before you migrate, so you get maximum leverage from the cloud-native environment.
Measure the savings
The outcome is measured in your cloud bill, response times and deployment frequency, not in a report.
How much is legacy costing you? Let's find out.
A free assessment tells you what refactoring would save, before you commit to anything.