Stabilizing and Scaling Spobik
Turning a slow e-commerce site into a fast, secure revenue-generating platform
Key Results:
- 6x faster load time (600 ms → 38 ms)
- Updates for 500,000+ items in ~10 min
- Largest Contentful Paint: 0.24 seconds
If your application behaves differently with every release, the problem is in the foundation. We restructure and modernize your codebase, so the regular updates stop breaking other parts of the system.
Move your app to a new platform without losing data or disrupting the systems your teams rely on.
Upgrade legacy apps without discarding the parts your business needs. We update architecture and code at a practical pace.
Upgrade legacy infrastructure with a practical plan that fits your existing systems, budget, and technical constraints.
Upgrade architecture and reduce technical debt without full rewrites or costly business downtime.
Improve the codebase without starting from scratch. We refactor core components and preserve useful functionality.
Update old interfaces around real user behavior instead of forcing familiar workflows into outdated layouts.
| App Modernization Benefit | Business Impact |
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| Reduced technical debt | Shorter release cycles and fewer bugs |
| Improved system performance | Faster, smoother user experiences |
| Enhanced security | Lower operational and compliance risks |
| Effective integrations | Reduced manual work and faster automation |
| Scalability and agility | Grow without disruptions or major rewrites |
| Developer confidence | Teams can implement changes quickly and safely |
App assessmentAudit architecture, code, dependencies, and technical debt to pinpoint risks.
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Architecture redesignImprove scalability, flexibility, and maintainability with modern patterns.
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Testing and QAValidate performance, security, and reliability before release to catch critical issues.
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Modernization strategy creationCreate a clear roadmap balancing quick wins and long-term stability.
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Incremental modernizationUpgrade components step by step to reduce risk and downtime.
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Deployment and optimizationLaunch the updated app and continuously refine for peak performance.
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Group Manager, Guesty
CIO at AB Stenströms Skjortfabrik
CEO at The African Touch
We get it: updating a live app can feel risky. That’s why we never attempt a full overhaul all at once. Instead, we modernize incrementally, updating one component at a time while keeping the rest of the system fully operational. You won’t see downtime, and your users won’t notice a thing, but your app will steadily become more stable and future-proof.
Absolutely. Modernization doesn’t mean throwing everything away. We carefully target fragile or outdated areas, while leaving your core features intact. This way, your team can continue running the app, serving users, and even rolling out minor updates without interruption, all while we improve the underlying structure.
It’s the opposite: messy, outdated code is what slows teams down and makes every change stressful. By refactoring and standardizing the code during modernization, we remove these hidden bottlenecks. Your developers will be able to build new features faster, with fewer bugs, and without tiptoeing around fragile parts of the app.
Outdated frameworks and libraries are one of the biggest hidden risks in any app. We carefully upgrade them to modern, supported versions, making sure everything works together smoothly. That means your app stays stable during the transition, your team doesn’t have to fight compatibility issues, and you’re ready to adopt new technologies without surprises.
Yes. Old, tangled code often blocks AI tools, APIs, or modern integrations from working properly. We clean up the code, organize dependencies, and structure the app so it can communicate easily with modern systems. After modernization, adding AI features, analytics, or new integrations becomes much simpler and safer.
Scalability is built in from the start. We redesign architecture where needed, break monolithic components into modular services, and remove hidden bottlenecks. This ensures that as your user base grows or new features are added, the app can scale smoothly without downtime, slowdowns, or last-minute firefighting by your team.