Legacy Migration

Modernize your legacy systems.
Zero downtime.

We migrate COBOL, ColdFusion, VB6, and other legacy codebases to modern, cloud-ready systems — safely.

43%

of banking systems still rely on COBOL — a language from 1959.

The average COBOL programmer is over 55 years old. The clock is ticking.

LANGUAGES

Legacy Languages We Migrate

From mainframe stalwarts to abandoned frameworks — we've ported them all.

— EOL'd in the last ~15 years

PHP 5.x

Est. 2004Modern Legacy
PHP

Industry

Web Applications (WordPress, Drupal, Custom CMSs)

Why Migrate

PHP 5.x has been unsupported since 2018 — no security patches, no bug fixes. Massive legacy web apps are stuck on deprecated APIs, and the gap between PHP 5 and modern PHP 8.x is enormous.

Modern Target

PHP 8.xPython (Django/Flask)Node.js

AngularJS (Angular 1.x)

Est. 2010Modern Legacy
AngularJS

Industry

Enterprise Single-Page Applications, Internal Dashboards

Why Migrate

Google officially EOL'd AngularJS in January 2022. Huge enterprise SPAs built on its digest cycle and two-way binding are now un-patchable and increasingly difficult to hire for.

Modern Target

Angular 17+ReactVue

ActionScript / Flash

Est. 2000Modern Legacy

Industry

Games, Rich Media, Enterprise Portals, E-Learning

Why Migrate

Adobe EOL'd Flash in December 2020, and browsers have removed all support. Millions of interactive experiences — games, training modules, enterprise dashboards — are now completely inaccessible.

Modern Target

HTML5/CanvasWebGLJavaScript/TypeScript

Python 2

Est. 2000Modern Legacy
Python

Industry

Scientific Computing, Data Pipelines, Web Apps (Django 1.x)

Why Migrate

Python 2 reached end-of-life in January 2020. Critical libraries have dropped Python 2 support, security vulnerabilities go unpatched, and the syntax differences with Python 3 make mixed codebases unmaintainable.

Modern Target

Python 3.x

ColdFusion (CF 9–11)

Est. 1995Modern Legacy
Cf

Industry

Web Applications, Government, Mid-Size Enterprises

Why Migrate

Many organizations are still running ColdFusion 9–11, all of which are past end-of-life. Expensive Adobe licensing, frequent security vulnerabilities, and a dramatically shrinking developer community make modernization urgent.

Modern Target

Node.js.NETJava Spring Boot

Objective-C

Est. 1984Modern Legacy
Objective-C

Industry

iOS & macOS Applications

Why Migrate

Apple now pushes Swift as the future of its platforms. Objective-C apps miss out on SwiftUI, modern concurrency (async/await), and an increasingly Swift-only ecosystem of libraries and tooling.

Modern Target

SwiftFlutter

CoffeeScript

Est. 2009Modern Legacy
CoffeeScript

Industry

Web Applications, Early Node.js Projects

Why Migrate

CoffeeScript was the go-to compile-to-JS language of the early 2010s, but it has been largely abandoned. Modern JavaScript (ES6+) adopted its best features, and TypeScript has taken over the typed-JS space entirely.

Modern Target

TypeScriptES6+ JavaScript

Backbone.js / Ember.js

Est. 2010Modern Legacy
Backbone.js

Industry

Web Applications, Enterprise Dashboards (~2011–2015 era)

Why Migrate

First-generation JavaScript MVC frameworks that powered the early single-page app revolution. Their ecosystems have stagnated, developer pools have shrunk, and modern frameworks offer vastly superior DX and performance.

Modern Target

ReactVueAngular
— Decades-old languages still in production

COBOL

Est. 1959Classic Legacy
COBOL

Industry

Banking, Insurance, Government Mainframes

Why Migrate

Shrinking talent pool — the average COBOL developer is over 55. Mainframe licensing costs are skyrocketing, and integrating with modern APIs, cloud services, and mobile apps is extremely difficult.

Modern Target

JavaC#/.NETPythoncloud-native microservices

FORTRAN

Est. 1957Classic Legacy
FTN

Industry

Scientific Computing, Engineering Simulations, Aerospace

Why Migrate

Legacy FORTRAN codebases are difficult to maintain and extend. Modern alternatives offer better tooling, package ecosystems, and GPU acceleration while matching numeric performance.

Modern Target

Python (NumPy/SciPy)C++RustJulia

RPG

Est. 1959Classic Legacy
RPG

Industry

IBM AS/400 & iSeries, Manufacturing, Retail

Why Migrate

Locked into IBM hardware ecosystems with expensive licensing. Few new developers learn RPG, and the fixed-format syntax makes it hard to onboard modern engineers.

Modern Target

JavaC#/.NETNode.js on cloud infrastructure

MUMPS / M

Est. 1966Classic Legacy
M

Industry

Healthcare (Epic EHR), Financial Databases

Why Migrate

Unconventional syntax and global variable architecture make it nearly impossible to hire for. Healthcare compliance requirements demand better audit trails and security models.

Modern Target

PythonJavacloud-based FHIR-compliant systems

Pascal

Est. 1970Classic Legacy
PAS

Industry

Enterprise Applications, Embedded Systems

Why Migrate

Limited library ecosystem and tooling. Difficult to integrate with modern web services, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud platforms.

Modern Target

C#RustGomodern embedded C++

Delphi / Object Pascal

Est. 1995Classic Legacy
Delphi

Industry

Enterprise Windows Applications (90s–2000s era)

Why Migrate

Delphi applications are tightly coupled to Windows. The ecosystem is shrinking, cross-platform support is limited, and finding Delphi developers is increasingly difficult.

Modern Target

C#/.NETReact/ElectronFluttercross-platform web apps

Visual Basic 6

Est. 1998Classic Legacy
Visual Basic

Industry

Business Automation, Internal Enterprise Tools

Why Migrate

Microsoft ended all support. VB6 apps cannot run on modern Windows without compatibility shims, and they lack security patches, modern UI capabilities, and 64-bit support.

Modern Target

C#/.NETTypeScript/ReactPower Platform

PowerBuilder

Est. 1991Classic Legacy
PB

Industry

Financial Services, Enterprise Client-Server Apps

Why Migrate

Client-server architecture does not translate to modern web/mobile. The DataWindow component creates deep vendor lock-in, and the developer pool has nearly vanished.

Modern Target

C#/.NETJavaReact + REST/GraphQL APIs

PL/I

Est. 1964Classic Legacy
PL/1

Industry

IBM Mainframe Business, Scientific & Systems Programming

Why Migrate

Extremely niche skill set with almost no new practitioners. Mainframe operational costs are unsustainable, and PL/I code is nearly impossible to unit test or deploy with modern DevOps practices.

Modern Target

JavaC#Pythoncloud-native architectures

METHODOLOGY

Our Migration Methodology

A battle-tested, AI-augmented process that preserves your business logic while modernizing everything around it.

01

Discovery & Assessment

We map your entire legacy landscape — codebase size, dependencies, data flows, business rules, and integration points — to build a complete migration blueprint.

02

AI-Assisted Code Analysis

Our AI tooling analyzes legacy source code to extract business logic, identify dead code, and generate documentation that may never have existed.

03

Architecture & Target Design

We design the modern target architecture — choosing the right languages, frameworks, and cloud services to match your team's skills and business goals.

04

Incremental Migration

We migrate in phases, running old and new systems in parallel with automated regression testing to ensure zero data loss and zero downtime.

05

Validation & Cutover

Rigorous end-to-end testing, performance benchmarking, and a carefully orchestrated cutover plan ensure a seamless transition to your modern stack.

Ready to Leave Legacy Behind?

Every day on an unsupported stack is a day of accumulated risk. Let's map out your modernization path — no obligation.