Approach

We are honest about where Meteor stands

Meteor is not the hot new framework, and we will never pretend it is. It is also not a punchline: it still ships releases, and the apps built on it still run businesses. Our position is simple — your system still matters, we keep it working, and we give you a road out when you want one. We do not do nostalgia and we do not do scare tactics.

Keep-vs-leave advice with no thumb on the scale

We sell maintenance and we sell migrations, which means we have no financial reason to push you toward either. The assessment exists to let the evidence decide: version posture, package inventory, delivery health, and your product’s actual trajectory. When an app is healthier than its team believes — which happens often — we say so.

Incremental or not at all

Every plan we write ships in small, reviewable steps that leave the system deployable: async conversion by layer, package replacement one pull request at a time, migration by route with a kill switch. If a plan requires a code freeze or a big-bang cutover, we treat that as a defect in the plan.

Senior people, hourly billing

Work is done by senior US engineers and billed hourly, time and materials — as project engagements or staff augmentation. Scope, staffing, and timeline are agreed through an initial conversation, and you see where every hour goes. No fixed-price packages, no published rate card, no surprises.

Your codebase stays yours

We work in your repository, under your review process, writing things down as we go — schema docs, runbooks, decision records. The goal of every engagement is that your team ends up knowing more about your system, not less.