Use AI to help you speed through the hardest part of modernization and maintenance: understanding how your system actually works.
Everything you need to be successful with Crowdbotics.
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We are on a mission to radically transform the software development lifecycle.
Crowdbotics uses AI to analyze your code base across three layers of abstraction, giving developers, architects, and business stakeholders the insights they need to modernize and maintain legacy code.
Successful end-to-end modernization and ongoing maintenance requires developers, architects, and business stakeholders to operate from a shared understanding of what a legacy system does.
Gain insights into code quality, complexity, and design patterns. Optimize your implementation with AI-powered suggestions.
Visualize system design, understand dependencies, analyze cohesion and coupling, and receive structural improvement suggestions.
Track feature completeness, understand your compliance needs, allocate resources effectively, and identify business risks.
Crowdbotics is specifically engineered to handle large legacy code bases, where off-the-shelf LLMs, traditional tools, and human analysis alone fall short.
Built-In Accuracy Evaluation
Our pipeline continuously checks the accuracy of its outputs and provides a chain of custody for abstracted insights.
Distributed Processing
Our platform divides and conquers large codebases, analyzing different components in parallel while maintaining context across the entire system.
AI Agent Ensemble
Our unique ensemble of specialized AI agents work together to analyze code at different levels of abstraction, from syntax to business logic.
Watch the video below to learn how Crowdbotics accelerates legacy app modernization and maintenance.
Crowdbotics feeds into your existing systems for seamless adoption and customization. Empower your teams with integrated intelligence across all of your critical product development workflows:
Let us show you how you can use Crowdbotics to reverse-engineer documentation and requirements from large legacy code bases.
