Everything flows through one understanding of the business.
Your codebase, your discovery and what happens in production all feed the same understanding of your goals and intentions. Prototypes and production-ready code flow back out of it.
One platform. Three ways to transform your codebase.
From business objectives to production software.
Jenercode removes the need to learn coding, prompt engineering, agent orchestration or complex development workflows. Complexity changes the application — not the way you use Jenercode.
For the strongest result, start using Jenercode during discovery so requirements, stakeholder input and decisions become part of the application context from the outset. Already have a URD or specification? Use that as your starting point and move directly toward validated, deployable software.
The same applies to software you already run. Changes and new features are built into the existing application context, so what you add stays consistent with what is there.
Explain the requirement
Describe what you want to achieve with the software, who is going to do it, and why.
Sign off the MVP
You are approving working software, not a document. Click through it, and nothing reaches your codebase until it matches.
Transparent production code cost
Everything up to here is covered by the subscription. Jenercode then works out what needs to be created and quotes one total cost for building the production code — a figure you see and sign off before anything is built, and before anything is charged.
Production-ready code
Jenercode builds or modifies your codebase to production level. The build is unattended — no prompts, no diffs to approve — and reports each stage as it runs. See an online staged version, or modify it locally using the terminal.
You approve a scope, not four hundred diffs: every decision happens before the build — which is the only point at which one is still cheap to change.
Work with existing legacy codebases.
Simply upload the existing codebase to understand and contextualise the application, edit it in full context, and export the required outcome in the framework or language you need.
Connect your codebase
Jenercode will analyse the code and extract the features
Fully managed under the subscription price. Analysis costs nothing beyond the licence, however large the codebase and however many times you run it.
Jenercode provides full documentation of existing code workflows and code
You can rewrite in a different codebase or modify the requirements through the discovery.
Understand a codebase you did not write.
Ingest an entire codebase and Jenercode analyses it line by line and extracts the business intent. From here, Jenercode can identify bugs and security vulnerabilities, modernise the codebase, create technical and user experience documentation, prepare for an audit and more.
Useful well beyond modernisation: onboarding a new team, preparing for an audit, or documenting software whose original authors have long since moved on.
- Interrogate — structure, dependencies, behaviours and the technical decisions behind them
- Explain — the application described line by line, and its features extracted
- Document — technical documentation generated directly from the code
- Assure — identify bugs and uncover security vulnerabilities
- Test — build a comprehensive suite of end-to-end feature tests
Connect your codebase
Jenercode will analyse the code and extract the features
Fully managed under the subscription price. Analysis costs nothing beyond the licence, however large the codebase and however many times you run it.
Jenercode provides full documentation of existing code workflows and code
Deployment
Deploy into your own AWS account with Jenercode running the infrastructure, or export to git and deploy it however you already do.
Nothing ships unchecked. The staged pipeline tests the codebase against SonarQube and runs end-to-end feature tests, and you get the full report from both before anything goes live.
- Your own AWS account — one script grants Jenercode a role scoped to the infrastructure and its logs. Bugs and security patches are remediated automatically; a new or recommended feature waits for your team. Billing and account administration stay yours
- Export to git — take the codebase and deploy it however you already deploy
Two ways to work with Jenercode.
In the app, or from the terminal.
Everything provided for you
Build, stage and validate entirely inside Jenercode. We provide a full staging environment and a complete testing and security suite, so there is nothing to stand up before you can see the application running.
- A full staging environment
- A full testing suite
- A full security suite
Work locally, in your own pipeline
Use the Jenercode command-line tool to work locally, and run the build through the CI/CD pipeline and test environments your team already has.
- Work locally on your own machine
- Keep your own CI/CD pipeline
- Use your own test environments
$ jenercode build --validate
A separate add-on — not included in a Jenercode subscription, except on Enterprise, where the CLI is included and analyses your codebase in place.
The key questions people ask
when they first explore Jenercode.
When should I start using Jenercode?
Ideally, during discovery. Jenercode can capture requirements, stakeholder input and decisions as they emerge, so the project context does not need to be reconstructed when development begins. If you already have a URD or specification, you can start from that instead.
What is Jenercode?
Jenercode is an application-first software platform that can understand, build, change and upgrade software while maintaining the context of the application as a whole.
How is Jenercode different from LLM coding tools?
Typical LLM coding workflows operate through repeated prompts and developer-managed context. Jenercode maintains full application context and includes the orchestration, controls, build, validation and cost visibility required to move toward a complete software outcome.
Do I need to write code?
No coding is required to define and build an application through Jenercode. Technical users can still work with the resulting code, repository and deployment environment.
Do I need to watch the build?
No. Once the quote is signed off the build is unattended — no prompts, no diffs to approve, no commands to allow. Everything Jenercode needed to know was settled before it started; that is what discovery, the prototype and the quote are for. A build takes around ten to fifteen minutes and reports each stage as it runs, so you can close the tab and come back to it.
This is the difference between deciding in advance and being asked as it goes. An assistant that requests permission for every edit moves the work back to you, and attention is finite: the twentieth approval gets less scrutiny than the first. Jenercode puts the decisions in front of the build, where you can still think about them.
How are client change requests handled?
Jenercode includes a ticketing workflow that allows agencies and consultancies to capture client change requests and, once approved, feed them directly into the retained project context for implementation.
Can Jenercode work with an existing application?
Yes. Jenercode can interrogate and explain an existing codebase, build application context, document it, identify vulnerabilities and provide a route to upgrade or refactor it.
Which languages and frameworks does Jenercode build in?
A new application is built as a Laravel (PHP) or FastAPI (Python) backend with a Vue, React or Next.js front end; as a standalone Java service on Spring Boot; or as a standalone Flutter application.
Reading an existing codebase is not limited to that list. Analysis, documentation and the recovery of business intent work on the code you already have, whatever it is written in — the list above is what Jenercode writes, not what it can read.
New stacks are added regularly. If the one you work in is not here yet, talk to us and we will tell you where it sits and when it is likely to land.
Who owns the code Jenercode produces?
The customer can own the software Jenercode produces on payment for the code, subject to the applicable Jenercode terms and conditions.
Can I see the cost before I commit?
Yes. Cost visibility is part of the Jenercode process so the build can be understood before you commit to the resulting code.
Can Jenercode deliver into my existing environment?
Jenercode is designed to work with existing development environments and can deliver code into the customer’s repository or supported deployment environment.
Does Jenercode operate and monitor my application after deployment?
Where the application is hosted in your own AWS account, yes. You create the account and run a script that grants Jenercode a role scoped to the infrastructure and its logs, and Jenercode then provisions, deploys, monitors and patches what the application runs on. Bugs and security issues found in the logs are remediated automatically, because a defect is not a decision. A new or recommended feature is put to your project team and built only once they approve it, because that changes what the application does and what it costs. The role carries no billing and no account administration permissions, and you can revoke it by deleting the stack. If you host elsewhere, all of this is yours or your technology partner’s.
Start with a requirement, or with the code you already have.
Either route gives Jenercode the context it needs to move toward controlled, production-ready software.