Products

Whatever state your software is in, there is a product for it.

Four products on one engine. Start with the one that matches where your software stands today, and move to the next when you are ready.

How they work together

One engine, so each product feeds the next.

Evaluate finds

Testing and compliance reviews show what is wrong, where, and how much it matters.

Optimize and Re-engineer fix

Findings become approved changes, or a rebuild when the architecture is the problem.

Evaluate proves

The same tests and controls re-run, so improvement is shown, not asserted.

Self-heal runs in every product.

Supported vulnerabilities and compliance gaps fixed automatically, tests that repair themselves, parity differences corrected before handover. Every fix re-tested and recorded, and your team approves every step.

Choosing a product

Which CORE product should we start with?

Match it to the state of your software. If it runs but you are unsure of its quality or compliance, start with Evaluate. If it runs and needs to change, Optimize. If the technology or architecture is the problem, Re-engineer. If it does not exist yet, Create.

Where does rewriting a legacy application to a new stack belong?

In Re-engineer. Rewrites and re-architectures both start by recovering the business rules from the existing code, then prove the new system behaves the same way.

Can we use more than one product?

Yes. They share one engine, so findings from Evaluate flow into Optimize or Re-engineer, and Evaluate re-runs afterwards to prove the improvement.

Start with one real problem.