Kapta · 15/09/2026
Start with a technical and operational assessment of the existing app. Before proposing changes, confirm access to code, accounts, data, documentation and the services it depends on.
Which access is needed for assessment?
Prepare the code repository, execution instructions, test environment and service inventory. Identify administrators for publishing accounts and infrastructure. Share access through appropriate channels with defined permissions, keeping credentials out of public documents.
Does everything always need rebuilding?
That cannot be decided from screen appearance alone. Assess whether the code can be run, tested and changed, alongside data quality and observed problems. The proposal should explain which parts can evolve and which need deeper intervention.
How can users be protected during a change?
Test with suitable data in a separate environment and prepare recovery if an update fails. Check existing accounts, ongoing operations and backward compatibility where needed. A migration should have observable completion criteria.
What should regular maintenance include?
Define error monitoring, updates, essential journey checks and dependency management. Separate fixes from new features and clarify agreed response times. Kapta can start with a diagnosis that supports scoping around the app's actual condition.
