Easy COBOL Migrator converts legacy COBOL source code to C++, Python, Rust, Go, Java, and C# - with a native desktop GUI. No cloud. No vendor lock‑in.
// Transpiled from COBOL program: REPORT #include <iostream> #include <string> namespace report { struct { std::string employee_name = std::string(30, ' '); int64_t employee_salary = 0; } employee_record; void process_report() { std::cout << employee_record.employee_name << std::endl; } } // namespace report
Not a wrapper around an LLM. A purpose-built transpiler with a proper parser, tested against industry standard validation suites.
Cross-platform Qt GUI. Load your sources, pick a target language, transpile. No cloud uploads, no API keys, no subscriptions phoning home.
Tested against the NIST COBOL Compiler Validation System. The same suite used to certify commercial COBOL compilers.
C++, Python, Rust, Go, Java, and C#. Same parser, six backends. Choose the language that fits your team and stack.
Everything runs locally. Source code never leaves your machine. No cloud processing, no third-party data exposure.
Generates clean, idiomatic code with proper naming, structure, and comments tracing back to the original COBOL paragraphs.
Unsupported constructs are flagged with clear warnings - not silently dropped or incorrectly translated. You know exactly what needs manual review.
No complex setup. No project configuration files. Just point it at your COBOL and go.
Open a .cob, .cbl, or .cpy file. The parser handles fixed-format, free-format, and continuation lines.
Select from C++, Python, Rust, Go, Java, or C#. Configure output options if needed.
Get readable, compilable output with diagnostics for anything that needs manual attention.
See pricing, screenshots, and documentation on the full product page.
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