Legacy modernization assessment

Map the constraints of your .NET Framework, VB.NET, or Web Forms application before choosing a migration strategy.

Free to exploreNo registration requiredBuilt for enterprise decisions

Understand your starting point

Answer ten questions about your current application. No source code or business data is uploaded.

Primary application stackAge of the applicationWindows-specific or vendor dependenciesDatabase and data accessActive usersAutomated regression coverageCurrent deploymentSecurity and support statusBusiness need for changeAcceptable migration downtime

A practical first step

Modernize with a reason

Receive a recommended approach, risk indicators, preparation steps, migration phases, and an illustrative staffing budget.

We assess Windows and COM dependencies, Web Forms UI migration, database coupling, test coverage, and cutover constraints separately.

From exploration to an engineering plan

Modernization is more than changing a runtime. Windows-only libraries, COM interfaces, Web Forms screens, shared databases, and deployment practices can determine the safest sequence of work.

A supported application that meets business needs may be best retained. Portable applications may suit replatforming; tightly coupled systems often benefit from phased refactoring. A rebuild needs stronger evidence than application age alone.

This assessment uses your answers, not source-code analysis. Validate its recommendations through a dependency inventory, compatibility review, business-critical regression tests, and a vertical-slice proof of concept. Never treat a questionnaire score as a production migration approval.

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Understand your starting point

Answer ten questions about your current application. No source code or business data is uploaded.

From exploration to an engineering plan

Modernization is more than changing a runtime. Windows-only libraries, COM interfaces, Web Forms screens, shared databases, and deployment practices can determine the safest sequence of work.

Explore legacy modernization services →