Four products we built for our own work and publish on GitHub under the MIT license: a local AI assistant, a full-stack starter for web apps, a Laravel CMS and a Laravel online shop. You can use, change and ship each one in commercial work, and read the code before you decide to work with us. Every product page says what it does, what it needs to run and where to get it. Plugins and smaller extensions are in the Marketplace.
A personal AI assistant that runs on your own computer, learns your projects and documents, and keeps that memory on your disk.
One Go program and one SQLite file. It uses a model you run in Ollama, learns from your code and documents with your approval, and answers with real file paths. What it learns neve...
An open-source starting point for web applications: a TanStack Start and React front end and a Go and Gin API, with login, content and an admin area already built.
Two repositories you clone and extend. The web app uses TanStack Start, React and Tailwind CSS. The API uses Go, Gin and PostgreSQL, with JWT login, roles and permissions, posts, p...
A blog and content CMS on Laravel 13. Editors write in a Filament admin panel, and readers see only what has been published.
A Filament admin panel for posts and categories, admin and editor roles, and a public site with a blog index, post pages and category archives.
A self-hosted online shop on Laravel and React, being built into a full CMS and e-commerce platform. Today it runs the whole purchase flow: catalog, cart, checkout, orders and a small admin.
PN Shop starts from a working purchase flow on Laravel 13 and React 19 and grows in public, phase by phase, toward a modular platform: variants and inventory, payments, shipping an...
Questions
Licensing, updates, support and custom work.
Open the product's page and follow the GitHub link. The README in each repository lists the requirements, the install steps and the license.
Every product on this page uses the MIT license. You can use, modify and ship it in client and commercial projects, as long as the license notice stays with the code.
Yes. For questions and bug reports, use the product's GitHub repository. For paid support, custom work or a private fork, contact us.
Yes. Every change is committed to the product's public GitHub repository, so you can read what changed and when before you update.
Yes. Tell us which product and what you need. You get a written scope and estimate first, nothing starts until you approve it, and the code you receive is yours.
Yes. Every product here is free under the MIT license. You pay only if you hire PN Scripts to adapt it, extend it or set it up for you.
