Software rescue
When the system has no owner, stabilize first — then modernize.
I recover context, access, and inventory so the organization can operate with control again: documentation, dependencies, prioritization, and continuity.
In an initial 30-minute conversation we review context, criticality, the urgency trigger, and whether an assessment is a fit. You do not need to share code or confidential information at this stage.
Who it is for
- Vendor disappeared
- Outgoing CTO or developer
- Repository without clear ownership
- Abandoned application
- AI-generated MVP without governance
- Undocumented software
- Urgent takeover
What we do
- Access recovery (with authorization)
- System inventory
- Stabilization
- Minimum viable documentation
- Dependency map
- Prioritization
- Operational continuity
- Modernization plan when appropriate
What happens in the first meeting
In an initial 30-minute conversation we review context, criticality, the urgency trigger, and whether an assessment is a fit. You do not need to share code or confidential information at this stage.
Useful to prepare
- System or product
- Known technology
- Approximate age
- Business criticality
- Main problem
- Current team
- Urgency trigger
- Approximate deadline
What does not happen
- — No free full audit
- — No repository access required
- — No credentials requested
- — No secrets shared
- — No budget promised without diagnosis
FAQ
- Do you ask for credentials on the first call?
- No. We first qualify criticality and fit. Access is defined later, with explicit authorization.