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Free, portable, open-source local web development environment for Windows: Apache/Nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB and Node.js in one folder.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Updated Oct 2026

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What is Portly?

Hi all, I'm the developer of Portly, a free and open-source (MIT) local web development environment for Windows. I used Laragon for years; when it moved to a paid license I started building my own, and it grew into something I'd like to share.

What it does:

  • Runs Apache or Nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, Node.js and Mailpit from one portable folder. No services installed, no registry changes.

  • Every folder in www becomes https://name.portly with a trusted local certificate.

  • Different PHP version per project, one-click PHP extensions and Xdebug.

  • Templates for Laravel, Symfony, WordPress (installed with WP-CLI), Vue, React, Next.js and more.

  • Open a project on your phone: scan a QR code, it works over https on your Wi-Fi. Optional password and time limit.

  • Share on the internet through Cloudflare (no account needed), or on your own domain.

  • Imports projects and databases from Laragon, XAMPP, WampServer and others.

  • 31 languages, Windows 10/11 plus a separate edition for Windows 7/8.

No ads, no telemetry, no account. Source and downloads: https://github.com/erdemsoftware/portly

It's a first release, so I'd really like feedback: what's missing for your workflow, and what breaks. Issues and PRs welcome.