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Laravelify Laravelify is an open-source control panel that turns one Ubuntu server into a home for your Laravel and Next.js apps. Push to GitHub and your site deploys. Open the panel and you see live traffic, errors, attacks, and server load. It runs on your hardware, with no per-seat pricing and no vendor in the middle. It is built with the same stack as the apps it hosts (Laravel, Livewire, Alpine, and Tailwind) and follows the design of Coolify. Unlike Coolify it does not use Docker: Laravel sites run on nginx and PHP-FPM with Supervisor workers, and Next.js sites run as a standalone build under PM2.
Laravelify is self-hosted only. There is no cloud version: you install it on your own server with one command, and everything stays there.

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What you get

Git push to deploy

GitHub App or token, webhooks, full build logs, one-click redeploys.

Laravel and Next.js

PHP 8.0–8.5 with Supervisor workers, or Node 20–24 standalone builds under PM2.

Live monitoring

Requests, response times, uptime, grouped Laravel errors, and a live request feed.

Attack detection

SQL injection, XSS, scanners, and attack tools flagged, with one-click IP blocking.

Telegram alerts

Deploys, downtime, crashed workers, error spikes, slow responses, missed cron jobs.

Cloudflare tunnels

No open ports needed: HTTPS terminates at Cloudflare, the server stays private.

Server tools

File manager, terminal with Laravel/PM2 autocomplete, logs, health checks, phpMyAdmin sign-in.

Server monitoring

Live CPU, memory, load, network, services, and top processes.

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How it fits together

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Next steps

Quickstart

Install the panel and deploy your first site in about ten minutes.

Server requirements

What the server needs before you run the installer.