# Welcome

### What is Warp?

Warp transforms GitHub migration from a tedious, error-prone, manual process on the command line into a smooth, automated, straightforward experience managed within GitHub.

### What’s in this documentation?

Warp is a rapidly evolving product, with constant updates and improvements. As a result, you’ll find that its documentation is constantly being updated as well.

Here’s a quick guide If you’re new to Warp, we think you’ll find these sections helpful:

* [**What’s Warp?**](https://kb.packfiles.io/guides/whats-warp) — A more detailed description of Warp, what it does, and its key features.
* [**Quickstart**](https://kb.packfiles.io/guides/quickstart) — A complete step-by-step guide to performing a migration using Warp, from installing the local application on your computer to confirming that your migration was successful. \
  If you have a free trial of Warp , you’ll definitely want to check out the Quickstart.
* [**Roadmap**](https://kb.packfiles.io/product/roadmap) — A quick overview of Warp’s current feature set and the migrations it currently supports, with a glimpse into what we plan to release in the future.
* [**Warp’s Security Model**](https://kb.packfiles.io/security/warp-security-model) — A review of Warp’s approach to security, which comes from recognizing that your source code is mission-critical and contains confidential data, and that migrating it requires using highly-privileged credentials.
* [**Billing and Licensing Overview**](https://kb.packfiles.io/billing-and-licensing/overview) — Find out how much it costs to use Warp. Best of all, our small (100 migrations) and medium (1,000 migrations) have their prices listed using *actual dollar figures* instead of “call us!”

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### Jump In

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