Deeve Technologies

PHP & Laravel Source Code

Ready-to-deploy PHP and Laravel source code: booking, payroll, accounting and inventory systems. Full source, schema and install docs. No licence server.

From $14/hrRemote, PhilippinesUpdated 29 Sep 2026
The short version

Ready-to-deploy PHP and Laravel systems you can install, brand and run. Full source code, no licence server, no monthly fee.

Sometimes you do not need a custom build. You need a working system now, and the ability to change it later. That is what these are.

What this costs
$14per hour

Scripts are priced individually in the shop, and the price is the whole price: no licence fee, no monthly charge and no per-seat cost. Customisation, installation and extension work is $14 per hour, or a fixed price once the scope is clear. You host it yourself, so there is nothing further to pay me.

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What I build

What is available

Boarding house management

Tenant records and a tenant portal, automated rent and utility billing, QR-based payment verification, digital contracts, occupancy and financial reports, and role-based access. See BoardHub.

Accounting

Client intake through signed links, ledger entries, and statement generation to PDF and Excel, from the same work as LedgerLine.

Payroll and HRIS

Employee records, payroll runs and per-company data isolation, from the multi-tenant Laravel payroll system.

Inventory and catalogue

Product reference with barcode and GTIN search, unit conversion and CSV export, as built for DeckoSKU.

The detail

What you get instead of a SaaS subscription

No licence server, no encoded files, and nothing that stops working if I do.

The complete source

Every file. No obfuscation, no encoded includes, no phoning home to check a licence.

The database schema

Migrations or SQL, with indexes and foreign keys already in place.

Installation instructions

Requirements, configuration and setup steps written for someone who has not seen the codebase.

Your data on your own server

Which matters for tenant records, payroll and patient data, and sometimes for compliance.

No fee that rises

No vendor deciding to sunset the product, and no export tool that loses half your data on the way out.

How a purchase runs

Start to finish

  1. 01Pick the systemTell me what it needs to do and I will say whether an existing system covers it or whether it is a custom build. If a spreadsheet covers it, I will say that too.
  2. 02Customisation, if you want itQuoted before any work starts, so the scope and the number are agreed at the same time.
  3. 03DeliveryThe codebase, the schema and the setup notes arrive together, as one handover rather than in pieces.
  4. 04Installation, if you want itI can set it up on your server, or hand it to your developer with the documentation.
  5. 05It is yoursRebrand it and extend it. There is no licence to renew and nothing to ask permission for.

From systems that are actually running

These are not tutorial projects. Each one comes out of a build a real business uses, listed on its own project page so you can read what it does first.

What you get is that codebase, not a stripped demo of it.

Questions

Before hiring

Can you install it for me?

Yes, including the server. See hosting and infrastructure.

Can you customise it before I get it?

Yes. Branding, extra fields, changed workflows or a new module. Quoted fixed price once I know the scope.

Can I resell it or use it for clients?

Use it for your own business or your client work. Reselling the source itself as a competing product is not permitted.

What do I need to run it?

PHP 8, MySQL or MariaDB, and standard shared hosting or a small VPS. Nothing exotic.

Do I get updates?

You get the version you buy, and it is yours to change. Ongoing development is quoted separately.

Can you build something that is not listed?
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Why it matters for your project

I build software, and I measure whether it works.

The same questions I research are the ones I ask on client builds: is it reliable, is it fast, is it easy to use, and is it secure. Those four drove satisfaction in my ICT portal study, and they shape how I scope and test every project.