Our engine reads your entire codebase and rebuilds it on the Internet Computer in a fraction of the time a manual rewrite takes. Backend, data, auth, frontend, all of it, one to one. Your data stays under your control, outside hyperscaler jurisdiction. Built for regulated workloads, from a single app to SAP scale.
Enter your website URL. We detect the stack from the outside and show your migration path and what to have ready.
Schema, entities and query logic rewritten as Motoko canisters. No WASI path exists for the JVM, so this is a rewrite and priced as one.
EF Core models and controllers rebuilt as canisters. Like the JVM, .NET has no WASI path server-side. A rewrite, not a recompile.
Models and query logic become canister state and methods. The ORM surface is finite, so it gets read rather than guessed.
Eloquent and Doctrine schemas rebuilt as canisters; the framework runtime is not carried over.
ActiveRecord schema becomes canister state, including engine monorepos that carry no root Gemfile.
Prisma, TypeORM and Mongoose schemas become canister state with full CRUD; endpoint semantics are scoped separately.
Recompiled to wasm32-wasi and run inside the canister, not rewritten. Your team changes nothing. What needs threads, fork or listening sockets moves to a sidecar instead.
Self-hosted business apps migrated 1:1: schema, records, roles and APIs carried over; plugins migrated or replaced by a native module. Proprietary cloud CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho) run as Connect, below.
Storefronts, catalogs and headless backends rebuilt as canisters, with checkout and content APIs preserved.
The reactor rebuilds WordPress behaviour on-chain. The core is never translated, custom plugins are rebuilt as native modules.
Template-rendered sites get a fresh frontend rebuilt from the schema, so the content survives and the shell is modern.
No repo needed. We crawl the rendered site into an asset canister, often faster than the original.
Closed or non-portable systems keep running unchanged behind a signed sidecar, with the canister as the source of truth. Nothing is ever "can't migrate": every input gets a path.
Counts are entities parsed from real open-source codebases. Not claimed, measured.
Migration is the entry. Around it sits a full stack of services, each one usable on its own. The company analysis above tells you which ones fit your business.
Your app runs on a network of nodes, not one company's server. Move it across providers or geographies without your users noticing.Source: Open Cloud
Built on the Internet Computer Protocol.Source: Internet Computer
Connect a GitHub repo or drop a ZIP, plus your data export. Read-only, scoped access.
A deterministic engine rebuilds your app's structure exactly, one to one. AI assists only where judgment is needed.
Your app goes live, under your control. Review the architecture first, then link your domain.
Same app, one to one. Switch the old database off. It keeps running.
VetKeys threshold encryption at rest, Threshold ECDSA signing, and Internet Identity are built into every service as it's assembled, the canister stores only ciphertext, never a plaintext key. Not bolted on after.
Voice AI, heavy compute and legacy systems run as connected sidecar servers, orchestrated alongside your migrated app. Nothing gets dropped.
Inspect the generated Motoko, the migration map and the architecture diagram before a single canister deploys.
Every route, every query, every auth flow, verified against your original before deploy.
Frontend, database, images, the full stack. The migrated site matches the original one to one. Then we switched the original cloud database off. It kept running.
Every page and every flow, identical to the original.
The full stack rebuilt on the Internet Computer, under your control.
We shut the source cloud down. The migrated app stayed live.