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Logic Harbor Consulting

Programming consulting for teams carrying legacy applications — refactoring brittle modules, untangling dependencies, and modernizing delivery without betting the business on a big-bang rewrite.

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When the runtime still works but change is risky

Monoliths that boot every morning yet resist every feature request. COBOL services beside .NET patches. Oracle forms with business rules copied into three UIs. We help engineering leads map what must stay stable while incremental refactors open safer paths.

Engagements are scoped after inquiry: discovery workshops, dependency graphs, strangler-fig plans, test harnesses around legacy seams, and pair sessions with your maintainers. No fixed packages on this site — each modernization path depends on your stack and risk appetite.

Based in Chatuchak, Bangkok; we work with product and platform teams across Thailand and remote stakeholders who need honest assessments, not slide-deck promises.

We stabilize the energy in legacy systems by making change observable: characterize behavior, fence risk, then refactor with tests and telemetry you already trust.

Process we bring to legacy modernization

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Inventory & behavioral baselines

We trace entry points, batch jobs, and integration adapters. For older stacks we capture golden-path scenarios before touching structure — especially where documentation stopped a decade ago.

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Refactor seams with your team

Pair programming on the riskiest modules: extract services, introduce anti-corruption layers, and replace implicit coupling with explicit contracts. We favor small releases over frozen rewrites.

3

Modernize delivery & operations

Containerize where it helps, automate builds that still run on a single VM, and add observability around the paths you fear. Tooling choices follow your compliance and staffing reality.

4

Handoff & capability transfer

We document decisions, leave behind runnable checklists, and coach internal owners so modernization continues after the engagement — scoped hours, not perpetual dependency.

Who this is for — and who should wait

Good fit

You maintain a revenue-critical legacy app (ERP extensions, internal ops tools, telco/billing modules, manufacturing MES bridges) and need senior help planning refactors your team can sustain.

Not a fit

Greenfield product builds with no legacy constraint, staff augmentation without architectural ownership, or requests for guaranteed timelines without access to code and environments.

Commercial model

Paid consulting scoped per engagement after inquiry. We discuss rates, milestones, and invoicing once we understand scope — nothing is purchased directly through this website.

Start with a scoped conversation

Share stack, deployment shape, and the top three risks. We reply by email with whether we can help and what a sensible first phase looks like.