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Powered by the same governance platform that's run 20+ enterprise apps at 99.9% SLA for 4 years.

Same data. New life.Your apps, reborn.

Your apps and data don't disappear — they're reborn. AI agents understand what your app does and rebuild it the way an ISV would — right architecture for the workload, right database for the data, right deployment for the compliance requirement. The platform goes away. The license fees stop. Your app keeps running — purpose-built and governed.

Exit Planning

Work within your existing contracts. Exit on your timeline.

Most enterprises have multi-year platform agreements. HyperLocal is designed to work within your contract timeline. Govern and Assess run in parallel from day one — shortening the path to full exit. Already governing with HyperLocal? See how Govern works, or read on — Transform builds on that same foundation.

Year 1 — parallel tracks
Year 2+
Govern
Move to your infrastructure

Move apps off vendor cloud onto your own AWS/Azure/GCP. Keep the same runtime — honor your existing license. Start saving on hosting costs immediately.

Hosting savings begin immediately

Infrastructure already governed. Negotiate contract renewal from a position of strength — you own your infra.

Assess
Assess all apps + pilot 2–3 transforms

Run the Assessment Agent across your entire portfolio in parallel with Govern. Pick 2–3 highest-cost or simplest apps to transform first. Validate the model before committing the full portfolio.

First apps transformed, ROI validated

Proven model. Accelerate to full portfolio. Transform remaining apps as contracts expire.

Transform

Readiness built from Govern + Assess tracks running in parallel

Exit the platform entirely

Transform remaining apps at scale. Migrate all data. Eliminate platform dependency for good.

Full platform exit complete
Why Transform

Governing isn't enough when the license bill keeps growing

Running your platform apps on your own infrastructure saves you data sovereignty headaches. But the per-app licensing, per-user fees, and vendor runtime constraints remain. Transform eliminates all of it — the app gets rebuilt as open-source, the data moves to purpose-fit stores, and the platform dependency disappears.

Every app gets the architecture it deserves — event sourcing for financial workflows, headless CMS for content, microservices for complex domains — not the one-size-fits-all pattern the vendor forces on every workload.

Per-app licensing that scales linearly
20 low-code apps at $5K/month each = $1.2M/year in license fees alone — on top of the AWS infrastructure you already own.
One-size-fits-all architecture
Every app gets the same runtime pattern regardless of what it actually does. Financial services apps shouldn't be built the same way as video libraries.
Data trapped in expensive stores
Oracle at $47K/core/year. SAP HANA at six figures. SQL Server per-core licensing. Your data deserves a better, cheaper home.
Vendor lock-in compounds over time
The longer you stay, the harder it is to leave. Every new app deepens the dependency and increases the exit cost.
What You Can Exit

Three categories of licensed platforms. One exit.

HyperLocal provides a governed migration path from low-code platforms, CMS platforms, and licensed databases to modern open-source alternatives — with AI selecting the right architecture and data store for each workload.

Low-Code Platforms

Low-code platforms charge per app, per user, or both — and lock you into a single runtime pattern. HyperLocal’s AI builds each replacement app with the architecture that fits the problem, not the platform’s constraints.

Replaced with
React + Node/Go microservices or monolith — architecture fits the workload
Data migrates to
Purpose-fit: Postgres for CRUD, EventStoreDB for event sourcing, MongoDB for documents

CMS & Web Platforms

Enterprise CMS platforms carry six-figure annual licenses, vendor-managed hosting, and plugin ecosystems that create hidden costs. Replace them with headless CMS on your own governed infrastructure — faster, cheaper, and no vendor lock-in.

Replaced with
Headless CMS (Strapi / Payload) + React/Next.js static frontend
Data migrates to
Content → headless CMS DB, media → S3/MinIO object storage, config → Git

Licensed Databases

Database licensing is often the single largest line item in enterprise IT. Oracle alone costs $47K per core per year. Migrate to open-source databases purpose-fit to each workload — and invest the savings in your product, not your vendor.

Replaced with
PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, ClickHouse, MongoDB — open-source, zero license fees
Data migrates to
OLTP → Postgres, time-series → TimescaleDB, analytics → ClickHouse, documents → MongoDB
Data Migration

Your data doesn't disappear — it gets promoted

Migration isn't just moving bytes. It's putting your data in a store that fits its purpose — cheaper, faster, and right-sized for the workload.

Before
After
500GB Oracle DB (invoices, PDFs, sessions)
Postgres for invoices, S3 for PDFs, Redis for sessions
~90% license cost reduction
Legacy monolithic Postgres schema
EventStoreDB for event-sourced financial app
Purpose-fit + audit trail built in
Sitecore SQL Server (content + media + config)
Headless CMS DB + S3 for media + Git for config
Eliminate Sitecore + SQL Server license
SAP HANA (analytics + OLTP mixed)
Postgres for OLTP + ClickHouse for analytics
~95% license cost reduction
How It Works

Five AI agents. Assess. Rebuild. Deploy. Migrate. Operate.

Every phase is driven by AI agents running on your choice of LLM inside your own environment. Your proprietary code, schemas, and data never leave your environment. The new app goes live for greenfield use first — then data migration kicks in. And once live, an operations agent keeps everything patched, updated, and healthy.

Agent-driven
01
Assessment Agent

An AI agent connects read-only to your existing app and database. It crawls schemas, API surfaces, UI patterns, business logic, dependencies, and data volumes — then produces a structured assessment: what the app does, what architecture it should become, what data store fits, and your estimated license savings.

Agent-driven
02
Rebuild Agent

Using the context from assessment, AI agents running on your choice of LLM inside your environment rebuild the app as a modern open-source alternative — with purpose-fit architecture. Event sourcing for financial services, headless CMS for content, microservices for complex domains, monolith for simple CRUD.

The rebuilt app is deployed on HyperLocal-governed infrastructure and immediately ready for greenfield use.

Greenfield-ready
03
Deploy & Go Live

The rebuilt app goes live on HyperLocal with full governance — drift detection, compliance evidence, backup policies, and observability from day one. Your team starts using it for new workloads immediately, while the old app continues running undisturbed.

No big-bang cutover. The new app proves itself with real usage before any data migrates.

Agent-driven
04
Data Migration Agent

Once the new app is proven, a migration agent creates data pipelines to move historical data from legacy stores to purpose-fit targets. Differential syncs keep the target current. Data moves directly between environments you own — never through HyperLocal infrastructure.

The old environment stays live during migration. Rollback is available at every step.

Always-on
05
Operations Agent

Once live, an always-on operations agent monitors your apps and infrastructure continuously. It patches CVEs automatically, rotates certificates before expiry, predicts failures from anomaly patterns, and keeps every component up to date — so your team focuses on building, not firefighting.

Automated CVE patching, certificate lifecycle, anomaly detection, predictive failure analysis, and dependency updates. The ongoing value of the subscription.

All agents run on your infrastructure

HyperLocal agents run on your choice of LLM inside your environment. They connect read-only to your existing apps and databases to build context from metadata and sample data. Your proprietary code, business logic, and data never leave your environment — not even to HyperLocal's infrastructure.

The Business Case

What you're paying vs. what you could pay

Today (Licensed)With HyperLocal
20 low-code apps~$1.2M/yr (at $5K/app/mo)$0 runtime licensing
Database (Oracle, 8 cores)~$376K/yr$0 (PostgreSQL)
CMS platform~$100K\u2013$200K/yr (Sitecore)$0 (Strapi/Payload)
InfrastructureAlready paying (AWS/Azure/GCP)Same (or optimized)
Governance & operationsManual / vendor-specific toolingHyperLocal subscription (flat)
Estimated annual savings60–80% reduction in total platform cost
Cost ranges based on engagements with 200+ enterprise customers and publicly available vendor pricing. Actual costs vary by contract, volume, and configuration. Savings estimates reflect observed outcomes and are not guaranteed.
Platform-Specific Guides

Detailed migration paths by platform

Zero lock-in. You own every line of code.

Unlike the platform you're leaving, HyperLocal doesn't create a new dependency. Every rebuilt app is standard open-source code you own — running on your cloud, in your repos. If tomorrow you want to manage your own show, you're free to go.

Your code, your repos
React, Node, Python, Terraform — no proprietary runtime. Any developer can read, modify, and deploy. No vendor-specific abstractions.
Control Plane is optional
HyperLocal helps you operate and manage — but your apps run on your cloud with your CI/CD. A convenience, not a dependency.
Cancel anytime, nothing breaks
Your rebuilt apps keep running if you leave. You lose managed automation — not your applications. Maintain them yourself or hire anyone.

Start with the Assessment Agent — free, no commitment

No commitment, no data leaving your environment — just a clear picture of what you'd save and what the rebuilt app looks like.