Inherited a broken build? We'll make it workable again.
The problem we solve.
Your previous developer left. Or your agency went dark. Or someone built a "quick prototype" three years ago and now it's running your entire business. The code is undocumented, the deployment process is a mystery, and something breaks every time you touch it.
You're afraid to change anything because you don't understand the system, but you can't keep going the way things are. Every week it gets a little worse — slower, less reliable, harder to maintain.
How we work.
We start with a paid technical assessment — usually one to two weeks. We read the code, map the architecture, identify the critical risks, and deliver a clear report: here's what's broken, here's what's fragile, and here's the priority order for fixing it.
Then we stabilize before we innovate. First, we get the system into a state where it can be safely modified — tests, documentation, deployment pipelines. Only then do we start modernizing. No heroics, no rewrites that bet the business.
What's included.
Codebase Audits & Recovery
We take over broken projects, assess the damage, and give you a straight answer: what's salvageable, what needs to be rebuilt, and what it'll take to get to a stable, shippable state.
Legacy System Modernization
That 10-year-old system your business runs on? We modernize it incrementally — no "big bang" rewrites that risk the business. New features ship on modern tech while the legacy core stays stable.
Performance Optimization
Slow queries, memory leaks, bloated bundles, infrastructure over-provisioning — we profile, diagnose, and fix the bottlenecks that are costing you users, revenue, and cloud spend.
What you get.
Technical assessment report with risk-prioritized findings
Stabilization: tests, documentation, and deployment pipeline
Critical bug fixes and security patches
Incremental modernization plan with milestone deliverables
Knowledge transfer to your team or new developers
Ongoing maintenance option with SLA
Ideal for
- Companies whose developer left or agency relationship ended
- Businesses running critical operations on aging, undocumented systems
- Teams that inherited a codebase nobody understands
- Organizations that need to modernize without disrupting operations
See it in action.
Education — A Gulf-region research university digital-humanities centre
Bilingual Knowledge-Graph Platform for 200 Years of Gulf Archival History
Thirty-three PDF volumes of 1622–1810 Gulf history — 1.94M words over 5,657 pages — existed only as unsearchable prose, alongside a parallel Arabic edition whose text layer was unrecoverable. No structure, no entities, no map, no way to cite a passage.
- 99.99% source-text capture across 33 volumes — 1,939,480 of 1,939,670 words, every drop classified as page furniture
- A knowledge graph of 2,687 entities, 16,377 events and 19,814 typed relations drawn from 4,328 records spanning 1622–1810
- Arabic edition taken from 524 to 3,985 records at 1:1 parity with English, with only 1.9% machine-translated
Technology — A MENA-region AI startup shipping two consumer-facing products
Production-Grade Multi-Product AI Backend on a Shared Core
Two AI products (one retrieval-heavy, one vision-heavy) were being built as separate backends. Duplicated auth, duplicated RBAC, duplicated observability, and diverging fast.
- Auth, RBAC, and observability built once and consumed by both products
- Per-product workers (ARQ) keep heavy work off the request path
- Token-versioning invalidates all sessions on password change with zero revocation-list growth
Finance — A Gulf-region tax and compliance advisory firm
RAG Assistant for MENA Regulatory Compliance
Advisory staff were answering the same 40-50 recurring UAE corporate-tax questions by hand, each pulling 2-3 regulatory PDFs. Turnaround averaged 6 hours and junior staff frequently missed cross-references between VAT and CT documents.
- Avg. first-answer latency under 4s end-to-end
- Retrieval precision@5 improved from 0.61 to 0.88
- L1 staff resolution rate climbed from 35% to 82%
Let's price your technical rescue.
A fixed number in writing, agreed before any work begins — not a discovery call.