Imogen is an end to end platform for modernizing mainframe applications safely, reliably, and without disruption. Unlike traditional "lift and shift" or code transpilation approaches, Imogen uses actual data inputs and outputs to determine system behavior, which serves as the specification for an AI-powered incremental rewrite that results in equivalent behavior in modern, cloud-ready code.
By capturing data flows, Imogen makes visible system dependencies and logic via visualizations of batch job behavior, interdependencies, and modernization progress, helping teams make better decisions on where to start and how to proceed.
Imogen can then rewrite the mainframe rapidly to the behavioral specifications, balancing AI-generated code with humans in the loop supervision to validate logic and optimize architecture. Each new workload is tested against real historical inputs to confirm that it produces identical behavior to the original. Because workloads go into production incrementally, user patterns and business operations aren't disputed--and each successfully rewritten workload builds increasing confidence in the success of the modernization effort.
The new code is cloud-native by design, clean, and easier to maintain, which makes it far easier and faster to change.
Built by the creators of Pivotal Labs, Mechanical Orchard has partnered with Thoughtworks and Google to radically improve the success of mainframe modernization efforts for any company looking to modernize critical applications without disruption.
For custom pricing, EULA, or a private contract, please contact info@mechanical-orchard.com, for a private offer.
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Mechanical Orchard's Imogen is an end-to-end platform for safely and reliably modernizing mainframe applications without disruption. Using real data to define system behavior, Imogen delivers an AI-powered, incremental rewrite that produces verified, cloud-ready code. It visualizes dependencies, validates each workload against real inputs, and deploys incrementally - ensuring business continuity while accelerating modernization success.
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This listing uses a contract pricing model billed by units of Imogen, the mainframe modernization automation platform. The pricing table does not publish a set rate. Instead, you contact the vendor to arrange pricing details for your engagement. Because the platform modernizes workloads one slice at a time across its Analyze, Rewrite, and Orchestrate phases, the scope of your source code and applications shapes what you pay. There is one pricing dimension, so there are no tiers or add-ons to compare. Reach out to the vendor to scope units and cost for your system.
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What does one unit of Imogen represent for billing?
The pricing table bills by units of Imogen but does not define a fixed unit rate. In practice, the scope of your source code and applications shapes the count. The platform modernizes workloads one slice at a time, so units track the code being modernized. Contact the vendor to scope units for your system.
Does the price cover all three phases: Analyze, Rewrite, and Orchestrate?
Imogen works across three modules: deterministic understanding, proof-as-you-go code generation, and running old and new systems side by side. Partners can use any or all three phases. Because pricing is arranged directly with the vendor, confirm which phases your units cover when you scope your engagement.
Does a proof of concept count toward what I pay on this listing?
The vendor runs a proof of concept against a slice of your codebase at no cost, under NDA, in their own cloud environment. It produces a roadmap and an initial replica of around 100k lines of code. A paid modernization program follows only if results meet your criteria. Confirm scope with the vendor.
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