# Pikiner

> Pikiner migrates working digital products from prototype implementations to a production stack — Java, Spring, PostgreSQL, and TypeScript — without replacing the team you already have.

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All of them in one file: <https://pikiner.com/llms-full.txt>

## Pages

- [Migration](https://pikiner.com/migration.md): Pikiner migrates the agreed behavior of a working product to Java, Spring, PostgreSQL, and TypeScript, with a fixed scope, price, and date.
- [Company](https://pikiner.com/company.md): Pikiner migrates working products to a production stack and develops Gabion, the technology for a human and an AI to build software together.
- [FAQ](https://pikiner.com/faq.md): Answers about the migration process, the fixed price, the schedule, acceptance, the warranty, data, intellectual property, Gabion modules, and product independence.

## Optional

- [Home](https://pikiner.com/index.md): Pikiner migrates working digital products from prototype implementations to a production stack — Java, Spring, PostgreSQL, and TypeScript — without replacing the team you already have.
- [Contract, IP, and Independence](https://pikiner.com/independence.md): How Pikiner separates rights to the client product, the Gabion technology, and access to the development tool — and why the application keeps running independently.
- [Contact](https://pikiner.com/contact.md): Tell Pikiner about your working product and arrange a free demonstration, so we can make a first check of whether a migration applies.
- [Site Map](https://pikiner.com/map.md): Every page published on pikiner.com, each with a short note on what it answers.
- [Privacy Policy](https://pikiner.com/privacy.md): How Pikiner Inc. collects, uses, shares, and protects personal information from its websites, enquiries, calls, and messages, and how to ask for it to be deleted.