LogicFlow wins CHF 150,000 for taking the automation of IT systems migration to a new level
31.07.2020
LogicFlow wins CHF 150,000 in the Venture Kick Stage 3 final. The software startup simplifies the lives of developers by driving automation in software development, with a focus on migrating legacy systems. The Venture Kick funds will be used to develop and scale the first product version.
 LogicFlow co-founders Lucas Fiévet, Zhiying Cui, and Malte Redschlag
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Zurich-based LogicFlow develops automated software migration solutions, which enable large corporations to process their IT migration faster and at a lower cost: LogicFlow enables up to 50% time and cost savings. Technical migration is a major challenge for IT departments, as organizations evolve but suffer from decreasing productivity due to outdated code. With their self-developed automated migration solution supported by machine learning, LogicFlow automates repetitive code migration tasks to help companies migrate, modernize, standardize, and test their IT systems at a fraction of the time and costs and with minimal risk.
LogicFlow is currently executing migration projects from AngularJS to the latest Angular framework, which is already a multi-billion-dollar market. In the future, the LogicFlow technology will be used for other migration projects in other programming languages.
With their first product version that has proven its efficacy in large real-life projects, co-founders Zhiying Cui, Malte Redschlag, and Lucas Fiévet are acquiring further customers and have raised a first funding round. The money invested by Venture Kick will predominantly be used to further develop the first product version into a mature and scalable product. “Without the Venture Kick network and process, our startup would never have taken off so fast,” said Lucas Fiévet.
LogicFlow is currently executing migration projects from AngularJS to the latest Angular framework, which is already a multi-billion-dollar market. In the future, the LogicFlow technology will be used for other migration projects in other programming languages.
With their first product version that has proven its efficacy in large real-life projects, co-founders Zhiying Cui, Malte Redschlag, and Lucas Fiévet are acquiring further customers and have raised a first funding round. The money invested by Venture Kick will predominantly be used to further develop the first product version into a mature and scalable product. “Without the Venture Kick network and process, our startup would never have taken off so fast,” said Lucas Fiévet.