What AppFactor can do

Faults, regressions and vulnerabilities, closed as they appear rather than batched into a quarterly window.

Keeping working software current as its dependencies, runtimes and platforms move underneath it.

Rewriting or re-platforming what can no longer be maintained, with behaviour pinned by tests first.

Ten capabilities, one pipeline

Maps every application, dependency and runtime across the estate from what is actually deployed. No spreadsheets. No assumptions. Just data.

Regenerates documentation from runtime, so it describes what is running rather than what was intended a decade ago.

Pins existing behaviour with generated tests before anything changes, which is what makes a later rewrite provable.

Reproduces, fixes and regression-tests reported faults, opening one pull request per fault with the failing case attached.

Ranks debt by risk and blast radius, then clears it in reviewable increments instead of one unmergeable branch.

Tracks and applies upgrades continuously, including the breaking ones, with the migration work done rather than flagged.

Moves workloads off VMware or legacy hosting into containers, cloud-agnostic and sovereign-ready by default.

Rewrites any language to idiomatic Rust in waves, each wave tested against the behaviour pinned before it started.

Builds new features into old systems and ships them through your CI, your environments and your approval gates.

The capabilities above, running as a standing policy rather than a project. Debt is treated as a rate to hold down, not a backlog to clear once.