Delivered application files and assets
The browser-visible application shell and the resources delivered while the app is observed.
How it works
From live application to replayable evidence workspace
KodeCapture is built to preserve the observable frontend truth of a deployed web application so teams can work from evidence instead of guesswork.
Why capture comes first
Preserve the before-state before anyone starts changing it.
Before recovery, refactoring, modernization, or AI-assisted change, the first challenge is preserving what the deployed application actually did.
Modern applications depend on more than static files. They involve routes, runtime requests, storage, interaction paths, and application behavior that simple download tools do not fully preserve.
KodeCapture is designed to make that first step stronger and keep the evidence available for the work that follows.
What gets captured
The observable frontend surface.
KodeCapture focuses on the application truth exposed through the browser and preserves that evidence as a connected workspace.
Routes and retained flows
Pages, client-side routes, and meaningful interaction paths included in the capture scope.
Observed request activity
Requests, response evidence, and network behavior visible during the retained application flows.
Storage and client-visible state
Browser-side persistence surfaces that help explain the application state seen during capture.
Runtime evidence
Signals collected while the application runs, rather than inferred later from a screenshot.
Replay and inspection structure
The organization required to keep captured evidence useful after the original session ends.
The workflow
Capture facts first. Keep the handoff structured.
Start from the deployed app
Begin with the application that exists in the wild: the live frontend you need to preserve.
Observe and record the application
KodeCapture records the browser-visible surface of the application as it runs through the declared routes and flows.
Preserve the evidence in a workspace
The capture is organized into a replayable evidence workspace rather than left as disconnected artifacts.
Use that workspace downstream
The workspace can support product preservation, analysis, recovery, migration planning, AI-assisted engineering, and future Kalu Kode tooling.
What you get
More than a folder of files.
The core value of KodeCapture is not simply “download what you can.” It is producing a structured workspace that preserves enough application truth to be meaningfully replayed, inspected, and used later.
KodeCapture produces a replayable evidence workspace built from the observable frontend surface of the deployed app.Output principle
The workspace can then support:
- product preservation
- application analysis
- recovery work
- migration planning
- AI-assisted engineering
- future Kalu Kode tooling
Scope boundaries
What KodeCapture does—and what it does not claim.
| Boundary | KodeCapture does | KodeCapture does not claim |
|---|---|---|
| Application surface | Preserves observable frontend behavior and the browser-visible deployed surface. | Capture private backend source code or hidden server implementation. |
| Output | Creates a replayable evidence workspace for later inspection and use. | Instantly produce a maintainable source repository by itself. |
| Fidelity | Records declared routes, flows, requests, storage, and runtime evidence within the capture scope. | Perfectly reproduce every possible application state or environment with no limitations. |
The Kalu Kode stack
The intake layer for recovery and verification.
KodeCapture + KodeBack
KodeCapture preserves the deployed app as evidence. KodeBack uses that evidence as the starting point for recovering maintainable source.
Visit KodeBackKodeCapture + KodeProof
KodeCapture establishes behavioral truth. KodeProof helps AI agents preserve that truth during future software changes.
Visit KodeProofReal applications
Interested in using KodeCapture on a deployed app?
We are currently working with early technical users and design partners who need a stronger way to preserve browser-delivered software.