

The work starts with a list of the SaaS apps and cloud services your company runs: seats, monthly costs, how the data can be exported and the points that tie you to one vendor. Outlook, Teams, Notion, Dropbox, Jira, Confluence, Zendesk and Slack are typical entries, Microsoft 365 included. For each one you decide what is rebuilt as your own app and what you keep renting.

Rebuild
Each app you chose is rebuilt with agentic software engineering as software tailored to your processes, and runs beside the SaaS it replaces. Your teams try it on real work first. Agents and connectors can be added while the move happens, as an option. McKinsey’s State of AI 2026 finds that 32% of organisations skipped a purchase because agentic coding tools let them build it.

Approved Cutover
You decide when the new apps take over. Your data is migrated, and the apps run on hosting you choose, with any provider or on your own premises. You receive the source code and backups, and the hosting can be swapped. Until then the old apps keep running. The Bitkom Cloud Report 2026 finds that 85% of German firms call their dependence on US cloud providers too high.
Three Steps to Digital Sovereignty
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Your SaaS Apps and Cloud Services
You start with a list of the SaaS apps and cloud services your company uses: how many seats, what each costs per month, how the data can be exported and where one vendor holds you. Together we sort every app into rebuilt as your own app or kept as a rented service. Mail, chat, notes, files, tickets, wikis and support desks are typical candidates.
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Apps Tailored to Your Processes
Each app you chose is rebuilt with agentic software engineering as software tailored to your processes. It runs beside the SaaS it replaces, so your teams try it on real work first. Agents and connectors can be added while the move happens, as an option.
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Hosting You Choose
You decide when the new apps take over. Your data is migrated, and the apps run on hosting you choose, with any provider or on your own premises. Workloads leave their hyperscaler, whether AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, and all three have waived egress fees for customers who leave since 2024. From January 2027 the EU Data Act ends switching charges between cloud providers. You receive the source code and backups, and the hosting can be swapped for another provider.
