Your migration. 30 minutes. Verified.
Connect a GitHub repo, pick a target stack. A team of AI agents plans the migration, translates every file, compiles it, boots both servers and tests every endpoint, each one handing the next proof, not opinions. Then it hands you a new repository.
How it works
Connect your repo
Authorize GitHub access and pick a repository. Migrade detects what it is written in, so you only choose what to move it to: Go, Node.js, Rust, .NET, FastAPI and more.
Agents do the work
A planner reads the whole codebase once and writes the plan. A translator rewrites each file in dependency order, a build fixer repairs real compiler errors, a tester runs the suite, and a verifier compares both apps endpoint by endpoint. Every hand-off carries evidence you can see live.
Get a new repository
The migrated code lands in a new repository next to your original, with endpoint test results, confidence scores per file and a full audit trail. Your original repository is never touched.
Not generated. Verified.
Every migration goes through a four-stage verification pipeline before the new repository is handed over. If anything fails, the system fixes it automatically and commits the fix.
What lands in your new repository
Not a dump of generated files. A structured, reviewable output with everything a senior engineer needs to make a confident merge decision.
Migrations you can trust.
Migrade moves backend codebases from one stack to another and proves the result works before handing it over. Migrations that used to take a team months, and still shipped with surprises, become a reviewable repository with the evidence attached.
One engineer. Three days.
Work that used to take three engineers three months now takes one engineer three days — at a fraction of the cost. No heroics. No all-nighters. Just a working repository.