Sound familiar?
- Your host is forcing a PHP upgrade and you’re afraid the site will break.
- Whoever built it stopped answering: you don’t have the code or the access.
- You’ve been told the only option is to rebuild everything from scratch.
What we recover
Version migrations
From PHP 7.4 to 8.4, WordPress and WooCommerce, outdated JavaScript frameworks to React and Next.js. We test on staging and migrate without stopping production.
Recovery of abandoned projects
Vendor gone, credentials lost, a repository you’ve never seen: we recover access, domains and code and give you back what you already paid for.
Also included
Code audit
What it does, where it’s fragile, what’s been abandoned.
Performance
Slow queries and plugins stepping on each other.
Security hardening
Stale dependencies and unsupported versions.
Server migration
Hosting, domains and certificates, with a rollback ready.
How we start
Audit
The code, dependencies and infrastructure you already have: what’s really inside and whether it’s worth working on.
Plan
What gets migrated, in what order, with what risks. If rebuilding makes more sense, this document says so.
Implementation
On staging, with tests and a rollback ready, then in production during the agreed window.
Checks and handover
Post-migration checks, with documentation and access handed over to you.
Before starting, people ask us
Wouldn’t it be better to rebuild from scratch?
Sometimes, yes. If the software can’t be saved, we write that in the audit instead of billing you for months of patches.
What if it breaks during the migration?
We work on staging with tests and a rollback ready: production is touched only during the agreed window.
Why start with an audit?
Because on code we’ve never seen, a blind estimate would be a gamble, for you and for us.
The questions we get asked
Do you work on code written by others?
Yes, that’s our job: we read someone else’s code and get it back into production, without redoing everything from the start.
Which technologies do you work on?
PHP, WordPress and WooCommerce, and outdated JavaScript frameworks moving to React and Next.js. We don’t take on .NET, enterprise Java, mainframes or closed proprietary CMSs: we say so instead of trying.
Do you support a system you haven’t looked at?
No. No one-off fixes on systems we haven’t examined: without knowing what’s inside, we risk breaking it.
Where do you work?
We’re based in Palermo and Bergamo, and we work remotely with companies all over Italy.
Do you have software you can’t afford to scrap?
Tell us what you have in production and what broke. We start with an audit: we tell you what’s inside and whether it’s worth working on.