Take over an abandoned software project.
The developer stopped replying, the agency closed, or the project simply ran out of steam. We take over the code, the servers and the plan, and get you moving again.
Yes, an abandoned software project can almost always be taken over. A new engineering team secures access to the code, servers and accounts, reviews what exists, fixes the most serious problems first, then finishes or rebuilds only the parts that need it. You rarely have to start from zero.
Sound familiar?
- The original developer or agency no longer answers.
- You are not sure you actually own the code or the accounts.
- The app runs, but nobody knows how to change or deploy it.
- Work stopped halfway and nobody knows what is left.
How we handle it.
Four clear steps, with you informed at each one.
Secure access
Collect repositories, servers, domains, databases and third-party accounts, and move ownership to you.
Back up everything
Take a full copy of code, data and files before any change is made.
Review and report
Run the project, map it and list every issue by risk in a plain-English report.
Fix, finish or rebuild
Stabilize first, then complete the remaining features or replace weak parts step by step.
Mistakes to avoid.
Adding features first
Building on a shaky base makes every later problem more expensive. Stabilize before you extend.
Skipping the backup
Always keep a safe copy before anyone touches the code or the server.
Rewriting too early
Many projects only need targeted fixes. Decide with a review, not a guess.
Common questions.
How do I know if I own the code?
Check your contract and who holds the repository, hosting and domain accounts. If ownership is unclear, we help you document what you have and what you need to recover.
What if I only have the live app and no source code?
Often the running application, server files and database are enough to recover much of the project. We tell you honestly what is possible.
How long does a takeover take?
A first review is usually quick. The full timeline depends on the size and condition of the project, and we give you a realistic plan after the review.
Let's talk about your project.
Tell us what you have and what is not working. We will reply with an honest view and a clear next step.