Find out what your legacy code really does, before you rewrite a line of it.
Point ModernizeReady at a codebase and get every business rule in plain English, the data each rule touches and a map of what depends on what, each traced to its source line. Then see the same logic rewritten in a modern language.
THE PROBLEM
Decades of business decisions live in COBOL programs, batch jobs and aging Java services, and often nowhere else.
The documentation is out of date, and the engineers who understood the system are retiring.
Before anyone can modernize safely, someone has to answer a plain question: what does this system actually do?
HOW IT WORKS
Point it at a sample, a public GitHub repository or a .zip. It inventories programs, jobs, services and data definitions without running any of the code.
Each program's business rules are written in plain English, tied to the data they read and change, and cited to the lines they came from.
Pick a rule, a program or a service and see it rewritten in Java, Python, C# or TypeScript, with unit tests, beside the original.
INSIDE THE PILOT
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Each rule says when it applies and what happens, shows how confident the reading is, and links to the exact lines of code it came from.
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Programs, batch jobs, screens, files and tables, with every connection backed by the line of code that proves it.
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A rule or a whole program rewritten in Java, Python, C# or TypeScript with unit tests, shown beside the legacy source.
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Record layouts, tables and classes field by field, with where each is defined and which rules use it. It is parsed, not inferred, so it is exact.
WHO IT IS FOR
Evidence for the modernization decision: what the system does, and where the risk sits.
Rules, data and dependencies in one place, each traceable to its source.
Rules in plain English to check, correct and sign off, without reading COBOL.
UNDER THE HOOD
QUESTIONS
It is a working pilot: a real application you can use, scoped to show the approach. A full engagement adapts it to your systems, data and reporting needs.
No. The demo analyzes three open-source sample codebases: a mainframe credit card system, a Java application and an online shop built from small services.
Open the live demo and choose "Explore the demonstration". No password is needed, and the account is read-only.
The rules and converted code are written by an AI model, so review them before relying on them. Every rule links to its source lines so that it can be checked, and code is only ever read, never run.
Yes. Every pilot is a self-contained container, so it can be deployed in your own cloud account or data center.
A 30-minute walkthrough, with the questions that matter to your organization.
