A town with plenty of engineering inside
Tres Cantos began as a planned town and today hosts a technology park, in the Parque Tecnológico de Madrid area, along with a good number of technology, engineering and professional services companies. Many have their own technical teams, but those teams are usually focused on the core product and have no time for everything else: the corporate website, the client portal, internal integrations or the tool that has been on the to-do list for months.
That is where we come in. We fit in with the way you work, use your repositories and conventions if you have them, and deliver code your team can read, review and maintain.
Modernising legacy systems
It is common to find internal applications built years ago that are still business-critical but that nobody dares to touch: unsupported technologies, ageing servers or business logic spread across spreadsheets and macros. Replacing them in one go is risky; leaving them as they are is risky too.
We propose a phased modernisation. First we review the architecture and risks, then define a technology roadmap and start with the parts that concentrate the most value or risk. That way the business keeps running while the foundations are renewed.
- Architecture and cybersecurity review with a clear, prioritised report.
- Gradual migration to current technologies such as Next.js, React and NestJS.
- APIs linking the new system to the old one during the transition.
- Documentation and knowledge transfer to your team.

