Less code, fully owned.
Logic duplicated across platforms and services collapses into one core you own — often a fraction of the original size, and far easier to change.
Select a case to see its strongest result, then read the full report — rendered straight from the lumaq dashboard.
Five client apps across three platforms that no longer compiled — rebuilt into one modern core, the backend contract preserved exactly.
The work is presented as a chain of evidence: what changed, what stayed exact, what verification caught before shipment, and how much agent effort each phase required.
Logic duplicated across platforms and services collapses into one core you own — often a fraction of the original size, and far easier to change.
APIs, data formats, protocols and integrations keep behaving byte-for-byte — so users, devices and connected systems never notice the swap.
Real browsers, real devices, real databases and adversarial review catch what unit tests miss — before release, not after.
The difficult part is not replacing old syntax. It is preserving the behavior people, devices, and connected systems already rely on.
Packages, routes, contracts, runtime dependencies, and commit history are captured before the architecture changes.
Architecture, runtime, data layer, and delivery pipeline move as one system — not isolated upgrades.
Tests, review, physical-device checks, smoke runs, and contract comparison catch regressions before shipment.
The reports are project records, not customer endorsements or independent audits. They are assembled from delivery artifacts: git history, automated test runs, and agent session logs.
Client details remain anonymized. Where reports use different units — commits versus files touched — the page preserves those labels instead of combining them into a misleading total.
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