Rhino.ai automates legacy application discovery, documentation, and requirements generation - turning black-box systems into agent-ready specs (with full traceability) to create modernized applications for enterprise customers on AWS.
Rhino.ai is an AI-powered modernization platform that turns legacy black boxes into fully understood, agent-ready applications. It accelerates transformation, reduces costs, cuts technical debt, and improves application quality by automating discovery, documentation, and requirements generation with full traceability and flexibility.
Comprehensive Discovery and Documentation
Rhino.ai rapidly analyzes and documents complex legacy enterprise applications - including SaaS, low-code, and traditional codebases - to build complete visibility across your technology landscape. Its agentic AI extracts business logic automatically from existing code, documentation, databases, and workflows, capturing hidden dependencies and inefficiencies. The platform supports legacy code bases (COBOL, RPG, PL/SQL, Java, .NET), SaaS platforms, natural-language documentation, and process manuals, giving you multi-perspective clarity. It tracks code structures, database schemas, and APIs across your portfolio.
Intelligent Documentation and Traceability
Discovery results are organized into comprehensive deliverables that support multiple personas. Rhino.ai generates universal application documentation, user stories, test cases, and process flowcharts, along with functional documentation, technical architecture mappings, business-rule extractions, modernization roadmaps, and implementation-ready specifications. These artifacts are available in structured, machine-readable formats so both human teams and AI agents can consume them. Fine-grained extraction control and coverage statistics provide audit-level evidence that nothing was missed, and source-to-requirement linking delivers unparalleled trust and traceability.
Platform Architecture and Universal Application Notation (UAN)
At the heart of Rhino.ai is a patented three-phase platform architecture:
Understand and Extract - AI scans code, documents, SaaS applications, and rules to analyze existing systems and identify hidden logic, dependencies, and inefficiencies.
Organize and Structure - Extracted insights are captured in Universal Application Notation (UAN), a platform-agnostic structured repository that standardizes business logic. UAN gives users the power to refine existing logic before moving forward - so they modernize instead of merely migrating.
Generate and Transform - Legacy workflows are converted into scalable applications, supporting SaaS platforms like ServiceNow and Appian, open-source microservices, and external agents.
UAN is the core differentiator: it creates a single source of truth for your application logic that is independent of any target platform, enabling you to evaluate and improve business rules before committing to a new architecture.
Container Deployment and Control
Rhino.ai supports flexible deployment models on AWS. Deploy as a self-managed container in your own environment using Amazon ECS, EKS, or Fargate, or choose the enterprise-grade SaaS offering. When self-hosted, Rhino.ai does not access your databases or any data in your environment - your data stays entirely under your control. You maintain control over security policies, compliance requirements, and access controls. Bring your own language model (OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, or your own fine-tuned models), and Rhino.ai provides full audit trails, citations, and traceability for trust and transparency.
Human and AI-Ready Deliverables
With Rhino.ai, you can update requirements or create new ones, produce user stories, test cases, ERDs, and flow diagrams to accelerate implementation. Development teams receive clear, implementation-ready documentation and detailed architecture diagrams. AI agents like AWS Kiro, Windsurf, and Cursor, as well as low-code platform agents like Appian Composer, ServiceNow Now Creator, and OutSystems Mentor, can immediately consume Rhino.ai output to power generation of modernized applications.
Example Use Case
Consider a financial services firm with a multi-million-line COBOL claims-processing system. Rhino.ai ingests the legacy codebase, extracts business rules and dependencies into UAN, and generates agent-ready specifications. The firm can then refine business logic within UAN before generating microservices-based implementations or deploying to ServiceNow - ensuring they modernize rather than replicate legacy debt.
Getting Started
To begin your modernization journey, subscribe through AWS Marketplace and deploy the Rhino.ai container in your AWS environment. Visit https://support.rhino.ai for deployment documentation, or request a guided discovery session to assess your legacy portfolio.
Highlights
Rhino.ai's patented Universal Application Notation (UAN) captures legacy business logic in a platform-agnostic representation, letting you refine and improve rules before re-engineering to any target. This means you modernize instead of merely migrating, eliminating the risk of replicating legacy debt in your new system.
No other tool provides this structured intermediate layer with full source-to-requirement traceability, leading to 50% reduction in time to value
Deploy as a self-managed container on Amazon ECS, EKS, or Fargate with bring-your-own-LLM flexibility (OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, or custom models). Your source code and data never leave your environment. Full audit trails, citations, and fine-grained extraction controls give security and compliance teams the evidence they need, while coverage statistics confirm nothing was missed during analysis.
Generate implementation-ready deliverables - user stories, test cases, ERDs, flow diagrams, and architecture documentation - consumable by both human teams and AI coding agents (AWS Kiro, Cursor, Windsurf) as well as low-code platform agents (Appian Composer, ServiceNow Now Creator). Supports the widest variety of legacy inputs: COBOL, RPG, PL/SQL, Java, .NET, SaaS platforms, and natural-language process documents.
AWS Marketplace now accepts line of credit payments through the PNC Vendor Finance program. This program is available to select AWS customers in the US, excluding NV, NC, ND, TN, & VT.
Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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You buy an annual contract for Rhino.ai Discovery and Documentation (RDD) capabilities. The three options are sized by the volume of code you need analyzed, measured in lines of code (LOC). Small covers up to 200K LOC, Medium up to 600K LOC, and Large up to 2M LOC. Pick the tier that matches the size of your estate. Pricing scales with that code capacity, so a bigger codebase moves you to a higher tier. All three tiers deliver the same RDD capabilities within their stated LOC limit.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
How is a line of code counted, and what code counts toward my tier limit?
Your LOC limit covers the code Rhino.ai analyzes across your estate. This includes custom code, packaged software, low-code, integration fabric, and mainframe sources like COBOL, JCL, and batch jobs. All source read into the logic graph counts toward the limit for your chosen tier.
What happens if my codebase exceeds my tier's LOC limit during the contract?
Each tier covers analysis up to a fixed LOC ceiling: 200K for Small, 600K for Medium, and 2M for Large. If your estate is larger than a tier allows, you move to the tier that fits your code volume. Contact the vendor to confirm how mid-contract growth is handled.
What capabilities does the annual Discovery and Documentation contract deliver?
You get logic extraction that surfaces hidden rules and dependencies, structured documentation, architecture maps, and machine-readable specifications. Every output traces back to source with a confidence score. All three tiers deliver the same capabilities, differing only in the LOC volume they cover.
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For deployment assistance, configuration questions, or issues with legacy code analysis and output generation, contact the support team via email or the support portal. Include your AWS account ID and a description of the issue for fastest resolution.
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