XTen.Deploy designs, builds, deploys and supports custom business applications on XTen.Stack, the free, security-first PHP platform. Every build starts roughly 80% finished — so your budget goes on what makes your business different, and you own the result outright.
A server-rendered AdminLTE backend — no client-rendered SPA to fight, responsive on any screen. (Screens below are still the template's placeholder images — swap in real XTen.Stack screenshots here.)
Every Deploy engagement starts on XTen.Stack, so these are already built and tested before your first dollar is spent.
Session-based login, role-gated controllers, and an API-key path for machine callers — seeded with sensible roles out of the box, not left for you to design from scratch.
Opt-in per model, captures before/after values on every create/update/delete — and unlike a plain activity feed, a reversible entry can actually be reversed, non-destructively, with the original left untouched.
Optional features ship as Composer packages with a manifest, discovered automatically and toggled per-instance from the admin Configuration page. Core application modules stay separate and can't be accidentally disabled.
Every engagement starts with a requirements specification and a fixed quote per functional deliverable — you know the price before we write a line of code.
After delivery: we run it so you don't have to.
One functional deliverable at a time — specced, quoted fixed, built, and accepted by you at UAT before it ships.
A complete business application, done for you — from discovery to a deployed production system.
Several Stack applications across one organisation — quoted as a programme, not a pile of projects.
The same automated AI agent that answers our own line and inbox, configured for yours.
Before you spend on hosting or a rebuild: has anyone ever actually restored your backup? A person checks your system against 46 published points, restores your most recent backup on a throwaway instance, and writes down what happened. A one-page summary and a prioritised 90-day plan, written so your own developer can act on it. No obligation afterwards.
Rather run it yourself? XTen.Stack is free to self-host, with optional support plans from $95/mo.
XTen.Deploy is new — we'd rather show you our own use than fake a customer list. Here's what an engagement actually gives you, proven on ourselves first.
Every build starts roughly 80% finished — auth, RBAC, audit logging with reversal, soft deletes, and a module system are already there. That's weeks of work you don't start from zero on, whether we host it, you host it, or your own IT team runs it. It's already running across four real environments of our own — local dev, an internal dev droplet, a test/staging instance, and production — not just a demo checkout.
The platform and your bespoke build are yours outright — the Stack core is MIT licensed, with no subscription required to keep using it and no vendor to get locked into. Paid add-on modules carry their own licence; free modules may be MIT.
Security defaults are on from the start: CSRF protection, RBAC, audit trails, soft deletes — not bolted on later or reserved for a higher tier.
We stood up a brand-new internal tool the same day we needed one — no droplet, no new database to provision, just php -S pointed at a Postgres database we already had running. A real gap in the base list-view surfaced along the way and was fixed that same afternoon, in the shared codebase every instance runs on.
A safety ladder, not a one-size-fits-all contract: start DIY-free, buy one module, or hand the whole thing over — and move between them as your needs change.
No proprietary runtime, no exotic dependencies — a stack any competent PHP developer can pick up, plus a Composer-package module system for adding features without forking core.
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Tell us what you need. You'll get a costed spec, a fixed quote — and you'll own what we build.