Taking over an existing application

Two ways to take it over

Its code can stay on GitHub. The assistant then works in your repository, alongside your team, and “Publish” adds each change to your code once the tests have passed. Your hosting and your release process stay as they are.

Kedalia can also host it. Its code and history, its data and its domain name are taken over; your users keep its address and their accounts. It is then backed up every night in France and can be exported at any time, like any application created with Kedalia.

How the takeover goes

1. A review of your application, which must be able to run in containers, then a quote.
2. We add what it needs to run its tests and its test versions.
3. We connect it to Kedalia: you carry on in the conversation.

Only the takeover is quoted.

Then, its changes are included in the plan

You describe the change in the conversation. The assistant asks its questions, submits a plan in plain language, then prepares the change in a test version, which you try before your users see it. When you are happy with the result, “Publish” adds it to the application online.

These changes are part of the fixed-price plan, with no credits to buy back, as for an application created with Kedalia; its users, for their part, are unlimited.

Already taken over

Two applications in service have already been through it: a shop of local producers, whose code stayed on GitHub and whose Trello tasks moved into Kedalia, and a booking application, hosted by Kedalia with its data and its domain name.

To get started

Describe your application in the form below: what it does, where its code is and who hosts it today. We will get back to you for the review.