Meteor app assessment
A structured audit of your app — versions, Atmosphere packages, Meteor 3 readiness, MongoDB and Node exposure, hosting posture — ending in a clear keep, upgrade, or migrate recommendation.
Meteor 3 migration
Fibers to async/await, package replacement, Node and MongoDB upgrades — converted in dependency order, behind tests, while you keep shipping.
Maintenance & feature delivery
Senior engineers who know pub/sub, methods, and Blaze work in your codebase — fixing what breaks and shipping what the roadmap needs.
Migration off Meteor
When leaving is the right end state: an incremental strangler migration to Next.js and React that preserves your MongoDB data layer, route by route, with a parallel-run cutover.
Meteor internals fluency
Pub/sub tuning, oplog tailing, method patterns, accounts internals — working knowledge that is genuinely rare in 2026.
Async migration experience
The Fibers-to-async conversion is a known, boundable problem to us: inventory first, mechanical diffs, linters carrying the load.
Unbiased keep-vs-leave counsel
We recommend keeping an app as readily as migrating off it. The evidence decides, not a rewrite agenda.