How your org becomes code you own.
No lift-and-shift black box. The migration is four honest steps and six reversible gates — every stage produces an artifact you can read, run, and keep, and Salesforce stays your untouched system of record until the very last gate.
No lift-and-shift black box. Every step produces an artifact you can read, run, and keep.
Free Org X-Ray
We read your metadata and hand back an inventory, an honest coverage %, an exit bill-of-materials, and your real cost exposure.
Transcribe to owned code
Objects, fields, formulas, layouts, and sharing deterministically become a Postgres schema, RLS policies, and React views.
Translate the logic
Apex, Flows, and approvals are translated to TypeScript and a state-machine engine — LLM-assisted, then checked by a verification harness.
Deploy to your cloud
Ship a deploy bundle to AWS, DigitalOcean, or Hetzner. Data migrates via the Bulk API. You get the repo, the DB, and the keys.
The engine speaks your whole org — transcribed into code you own, not a shallow data export.
What deterministically converts is generated. What needs human work — external callouts, Files, Visualforce, complex approvals — is explicitly flagged with a reason.
Leaving Salesforce is not a leap. It is six gates, each signed off before the next begins. You can stop at any gate. Salesforce is read-only and untouched until the last one — and even then, the rollback rules are agreed in writing before anything changes.
Read-only access
You grant read-only access to a Salesforce sandbox — export the metadata yourself and send us the zip, or issue a scoped read-only user we act under. We never write to your org. We never touch production.
Org X-Ray
We run your metadata through the engine and hand back an honest report: what rebuilds on its own, what needs a person, and the per-seat cost you pay today. Nothing is rounded up.
Rebuild and prove
The engine rebuilds your objects, fields, and rules as a PostgreSQL, Node, and React app you own. Anything it cannot rebuild on its own is flagged for a person, and each rule is reproduced and checked case by case.
Data dry run
We load a full copy of your data into the new stack and check it three ways: row counts, orphaned records, and per-table checksums.
Parallel run
Your team uses the new app next to Salesforce, which stays the system of record. We compare reports until there is no difference we cannot explain.
Gated cutover
Only now does anything in Salesforce change: a scheduled write freeze, a final data sync, and the switch to the stack you own. The rollback rules are agreed in writing before the freeze begins.
Reversible until the last gate. That is the whole point.
Every gate before cutover only reads from Salesforce — it stays your system of record, live and untouched. The first change to your org happens at Gate 06, under a rollback plan you signed off in advance. You are never asked to trust a black box; you are asked to approve one gate at a time.
We never fabricate. The flags are the plan — and the plan is ours to run.
Vendors over-promise a magic 100%. We don't. Everything that deterministically converts is generated; everything that needs a human is flagged with a reason. That flagged list isn't homework for your team — it's the scoped work our migration engineers deliver: a person in the lead, AI as leverage, every item checked for parity against your Salesforce source and recorded verified, draft, or reworked before it ships. Trust is the moat.