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Rebuild software with AI.
Websites first, software next: the same AI engine that rebuilds a website page by page — read, redesign, rebuild, check twice, price by rules — is being taught to rebuild legacy software. Same workflows, same data, a modern application.
Why rebuild software
Legacy software works — that is exactly the problem.
The tool everyone in the company still depends on was built for an era before phones. It runs, so nobody dares to touch it — while every year makes it harder to maintain, hire for and secure. A rebuild keeps the logic your business actually runs on and replaces everything around it.
The plan mirrors the website pipeline: your application is read and inventoried, you approve a blueprint, and AI agents rebuild it feature by feature, each one checked twice, priced by fixed rules — never by a model.
- Same workflows and data, modernized interface
- Web, desktop and mobile from one codebase
- A blueprint you approve before anything is built
- Fixed-rule pricing, confirmed up front
Built by people who still answer the phone.
Family-run since 2004. Advice first, invoice later.
Twenty years of craft, one new front door.
The same products, the same people, a site that finally shows it.
Today
The engine already rebuilds websites — see it work.
Everything the software rebuild will rely on runs today for websites: reading an existing system, generating designs from real content, the page-by-page agent build with double checks, deterministic pricing, one-click hosting in a dedicated cloud project. Rebuilding your website now is the best preview of what your software rebuild will look like.
Rebuilding software with AI.
When can I rebuild my software with ReWynder?
Software rebuilds are on the roadmap, after websites. Join the waiting list — leave your email and we write the moment applications can be read and rebuilt.
What kinds of software will it rebuild?
The roadmap covers three shapes: existing applications rebuilt cross-platform (web, desktop, mobile from one codebase), old desktop-era tools turned into modern apps, and new applications built from a described idea — all through the same blueprint-approve-build-check pipeline.
Will my data and workflows survive the rebuild?
That is the founding rule, inherited from the website engine: what works is carried over. Workflows and data stay; the interface, platforms and technology are rebuilt around them.
What will it cost?
Like website rebuilds: an analysis counts the complexity, fixed rules turn it into a price, and you confirm before anything is built. An AI never sets the price. Concrete rates come with the launch.
First in line when software rebuilds open.
Join the waiting list — and see the engine at work on your website today.
ReWynder is not open to customers yet — both buttons lead to the waiting list today, and we write the moment you can start.