Certified paths between languages.
The first N-to-N transpiler. Any supported input language → PCD → any output target, with mathematical certification (Φc = 1) that the output is equivalent to the input.
N frontends + M backends = N×M transpilation pathswith N+M effort instead of N×M.
[01] LANGUAGE MATRIX
Every input → any output
Every input-output combination is a verified transpilation path. Hover to highlight.
[02] HOW IT WORKS
Source → PCD → Target
PCD captures the mathematical essence of computation — not syntax, not idioms, not runtime quirks. The equivalence proof travels with the output.
SCAN
Find all source files in the input directory
LIFT
Convert each file to PCD blueprints
CHECK
Certify each PCD with the TCE (Φ_c verification)
BUILD
Generate target language code
REPORT
Print migration summary with certification stats
[03] TRANSLATION VALIDATION
Not just conversion. Certification.
Traditional transpilers
One-to-one: TypeScript → JavaScript. CoffeeScript → JS. Sass → CSS. Each is purpose-built for a single language pair. No proof that the output is correct.
BRIK-64 transpiler
N-to-N through one verified intermediate representation. Every output carries a cryptographic certificate proving equivalence to the source.
The guarantee
Φc= 1 on both sides. The source and target are mathematically equivalent — the computation is identical, only the syntax changes.
[04] DEMO
[05] COMPARISON
BRIK-64 vs LLVM
Convert any codebase. Certified.
Not a 1-to-1 transpiler. An N-to-N certified migration engine. COBOL banking systems → Go microservices. With mathematical proof of equivalence.