$ whoami

Two engineers who fix the software everyone's afraid to touch

bitfold is a two-person studio for legacy rescue, boring infrastructure, and small internal tools that outlive their authors. No account layer, no ticket bingo — you talk to the people holding the keyboard.

┌─ SERVICES ─────────────────────────────

--rescue

Legacy rescue. The app works, the person who wrote it left, deploys are a ritual. We read it, document it, test the scary parts, and hand back something a new hire can run.

--boring-infra

Infrastructure that stays put. CI you don't babysit, backups you've actually restored from, monitoring that pages a human only when a human can help.

--small-tools

Internal tools. The spreadsheet that became a business process becomes software — small, documented, and owned by you, not by our invoice.

--second-opinion

Code review & audits. A week in your repo, a report in plain language, and a prioritized list your team can argue with. Flat fee.

┌─ WORK ── $ ls -la ~/shipped ──────

total 11, showing recent

drwxr-xr-xfreight-ledgerrescued a 14-year-old logistics system; deploys went from monthly to daily
drwxr-xr-xgantrywarehouse label tool replacing 6 spreadsheets and one sacred macro
drwxr-xr-xquiet-pageron-call overhaul for a 9-person team; pages down 71%, sleep up
drwxr-xr-xtill-syncpoint-of-sale sync for a bakery chain that outgrew USB sticks

┌─ LOG ── $ git log --clients ──────

commit a1f9c3e

"They spent the first week just reading and asking questions. Then they fixed in a month what two agencies had quoted a year for."

Author: Ewa D. — COO, freight company

commit 7d02b41

"Our deploy doc went from 'call Marek' to a script with three flags. Marek is on holiday. Nothing is on fire."

Author: Piotr S. — CTO, retail chain

┌─ CONTACT ─────────────────────────────

Tell us what's creaking.

One email. Describe the system, the fear, and the deadline if there is one. We reply within two working days with either a plan or the honest news that you don't need us.

# no newsletters, no drip campaigns. one reply, from a human.

┌─ FAQ ─────────────────────────────────

What stacks do you work with?

Mostly Python, Go, TypeScript, Postgres, and whatever your legacy system was actually written in — that's rather the point. We pick boring tools on purpose.

How do you charge?

Weekly rate for rescue and infra work, flat fee for audits. Estimates come with confidence intervals, not theater.

Will you maintain what you build?

We hand over documented, tested systems your team can own — and offer a retainer if you'd rather we stay on call. Either way, the code is yours.