StackRefit is specialist work for businesses that depend on legacy PHP and Linux systems they can't afford to lose — or rewrite.
StackRefit works on systems that quietly run real businesses: often built years ago, lightly documented, and maintained by someone who's no longer around.
StackRefit exists because the market doesn't only need someone who can write code. It needs someone who can map an old system quickly, communicate risk clearly, talk to non-technical owners honestly, and avoid recommending rewrites the business can't survive.
These aren't slogans. They show up in the proposal, the access checklist, and the invoice.
We don't touch production until we understand it. The audit protects the client, the agency, and us.
Old code is often correct, just undocumented. We refit around real business logic instead of replacing it.
No outsourcing chains, no junior handoffs. The person you talk to is the person doing the work.
We use AI to accelerate documentation and analysis. We don't sell magic.
Hourly billing on legacy work creates bad incentives. Every engagement is scoped first.
If your system doesn't need a refit, we'll say so. If it needs more than we offer, we'll say that too.
Working on revenue-critical infrastructure means tight rules. We don't hide them — they're part of why agencies hire us.