Bloop

Bloop introduces a transformative approach to updating legacy systems, particularly those built with COBOL. It leverages artificial intelligence to convert old COBOL code into Java, streamlining a process that would otherwise require intensive manual labor and specialized expertise. This automated conversion ensures the modernized code preserves the original functionality while benefiting from improved readability and maintainability.

The platform is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing workflows, making it possible to update or refactor code without interrupting daily operations. Its utilization of open source libraries and cloud-based tools not only reduces long-term costs but also promotes scalability as modernization efforts grow in scope. Bloop includes robust testing to safeguard against behavioral differences between the old and new versions, offering peace of mind to teams managing mission-critical systems.

Bloop is well-suited for organizations facing the challenge of maintaining or upgrading aging software infrastructure. By simplifying and accelerating code transformation, it allows businesses to extend the life and utility of their technology assets without the stress of starting over or risking system instability.

Bloop is tailored for technical leaders, software engineers, and IT managers working in sectors where legacy COBOL systems are still critical. Financial institutions, insurance companies, and government agencies with established mainframe applications often need to modernize systems to comply with evolving technical and regulatory requirements.

Software developers and integration teams in tech companies will find value in using Bloop to bring older systems in line with modern software development practices, especially when integrating legacy logic into cloud-based or microservices architectures.

The platform is also useful for consultancies and academic researchers who require reliable COBOL-to-Java transformation without extensive manual rewriting. Startups or nonprofits maintaining older codebases with limited resources could leverage Bloop to accelerate innovation or repurpose existing assets for new projects without large capital investments.