01

Lost-source frontend preservation

When a deployed app exists but the source is missing, incomplete, or no longer trustworthy, KodeCapture gives you a preserved frontend evidence workspace before further work begins.

Why it matters
  • preserve the deployed truth before it changes
  • create a stronger starting point for recovery
  • reduce reliance on screenshots and memory
02

Modernization and migration preparation

Before redesigning, porting, or refactoring a legacy frontend, capture the existing behavior first.

Why it matters
  • help teams preserve current behavior
  • create a reference point before a risky change
  • support downstream comparison and analysis
03

AI-safe pre-change capture

If you plan to use AI agents on a legacy or poorly understood frontend, you need a trustworthy before-state.

Why it matters
  • reduce guesswork
  • give agents and engineers a better baseline
  • pair naturally with KodeProof later
04

Digital preservation

Products change, break, get rewritten, or disappear. KodeCapture helps preserve the observable frontend behavior of web software before it is lost.

Why it matters
  • support archives, product history, or internal preservation
  • preserve application behavior, not just screenshots
  • create reusable evidence instead of one-off notes
05

Technical due diligence

When analyzing a target app, vendor-delivered frontend, or dependency-heavy web property, preserving what it exposes can be valuable before deeper technical review.

Why it matters
  • capture the app as delivered
  • support later investigation
  • help technical review start from evidence
06

Security and forensic review

Sometimes the goal is not recovery. It is preserving what the application exposed, loaded, and called so it can be reviewed later.

Why it matters
  • keep a stronger record of observable behavior
  • help teams reason about the frontend surface over time
  • support appropriately scoped investigative workflows
07

Input to KodeBack

KodeCapture can be the first step in a broader Kalu Kode workflow.

Why it matters
  • KodeCapture preserves the app as evidence
  • KodeBack uses that evidence for source recovery
  • KodeProof later helps preserve behavioral truth during change

A useful boundary

Capture is strongest when the goal is explicit.

A preserved workspace is not a universal recording of every possible state. The capture scope should identify the routes, flows, sessions, and browser-visible surfaces that matter to the intended downstream use.

Early-access conversations focus on the application, the evidence you need, the authorization you have, and the technical outcome that makes the capture valuable.

Design partners

Want to try KodeCapture on a real application?

We are currently speaking with technical early adopters and design partners who have a concrete deployed application to preserve.