> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.laravelify.cloud/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Introduction > Self-hosted deploys for Laravel and Next.js, on one Ubuntu server you own. 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](https://coolify.io). 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. ## What you get GitHub App or token, webhooks, full build logs, one-click redeploys. PHP 8.0–8.5 with Supervisor workers, or Node 20–24 standalone builds under PM2. Requests, response times, uptime, grouped Laravel errors, and a live request feed. SQL injection, XSS, scanners, and attack tools flagged, with one-click IP blocking. Deploys, downtime, crashed workers, error spikes, slow responses, missed cron jobs. No open ports needed: HTTPS terminates at Cloudflare, the server stays private. File manager, terminal with Laravel/PM2 autocomplete, logs, health checks, phpMyAdmin sign-in. Live CPU, memory, load, network, services, and top processes. ## How it fits together ```mermaid theme={null} flowchart LR GH[GitHub push] -->|webhook| P[Laravelify panel] P -->|queue job| D[Deploy: git, composer/npm, migrate, build] D --> N[nginx] N --> L[Laravel: PHP-FPM + Supervisor] N --> X[Next.js: PM2] CF[Cloudflare tunnel] --> N N -->|request log| M[Monitoring] M -->|alerts| T[Telegram] ``` ## Next steps Install the panel and deploy your first site in about ten minutes. What the server needs before you run the installer. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.