- 0 calls to outside servers when a visitor opens the site
- 1 purchase — with no yearly renewals
- 24 modules included rather than bought separately
Three reasons sites turn into a burden
Assembled from other people's parts
A dozen plugins by different authors. One stops being updated — and six months later that is a security hole. Another gets updated — and breaks a third.
The usual way and this one
What we did instead
- Everything is included. Store, delivery, forms, SEO, themes, editor and access rights are modules of the system, not third-party add-ons.
- Nothing leaves your server. Fonts, icons and scripts all live on it. There is a mode that forbids reaching the internet at all.
- One purchase. The source code is yours. No renewals are needed for the site to keep running.
- Signed updates. They arrive in the panel, are verified by a cryptographic signature, leave your own edits alone, and roll back with one button.
A module you don't need is switched off in the panel with a single toggle — and it stops loading entirely, rather than just hiding a menu entry.
What it is built on
- Laravel 13
- PHP 8.5
- PostgreSQL 14+
- Tailwind CSS
- Alpine.js
None of this is something we invented: these are tools tens of thousands of developers work with every day. Which means you are not tied to us — any Laravel developer can extend the site, not only someone trained on one particular platform.
Common doubts
What if you stop developing the system?
The site keeps running: the source code is yours, the licence does not expire and the system makes no calls home. Any Laravel developer can carry on with it — the foundation is a common one, and the internals are described in documentation that ships with the system.
Who maintains it once it is live?
Ordinary updates arrive in the panel by themselves and install with one button. Everything else — changes for your own needs — is done by us or by your developer: the code is open and nothing is locked.
How young is this product?
Young, and we say so plainly: WordPress has an incomparably larger community, and Bitrix has a ready-made link to 1C. Our advantage is a different one — everything comes from a single author, nothing is bought separately and nothing leaves your server. If community size matters more to you, WordPress is the honest choice.
See what is inside
Twenty-four modules, fifteen ready-made section templates and the panel this very site was built in.