We make the path from a PHP project to a Go binary clear, fast, and controlled.
php2go is the service around the php2go compiler: project analysis, Go code generation, artifact builds, logs, limits, security, and support in one workflow.
We are not building generic hosting. We are focused on a concrete engineering task: take PHP code, understand its behavior, and move it toward a deploy-ready result.
Make PHP modernization practical.
Many PHP projects carry business logic that cannot be rewritten in a week. Our goal is to give teams a path between “leave it as is” and “rewrite everything”: check compatibility, build a binary, see limitations, and move iteratively.
We do not just run builds; we shape a clear engineering process.
php2go connects the compiler, runtime, dependency analysis, command control, plans, artifacts, and support so users do not have to assemble the whole compiler infrastructure by hand.
Compiler and analysis
We help reveal dependencies, unsupported behavior, PHP dynamics, and places where a project needs adaptation.
Go-minded speed
We optimize code generation and runtime so anything that can be expressed natively in Go avoids heavy compatibility calls.
Safe processing
Archives, commands, logs, access, and artifacts are handled with separate limits and checks.
Managed builds
Users see the job, status, output, limits, errors, and final result without manual server chaos.
What the product stands on
More Go is better
When the compiler can prove types, keys, calls, and data shape, it should emit simple Go instead of dragging extra compatibility work.
Honest diagnostics
We do not hide limitations: compile logs, diagnostics, and support flow should quickly show where the project, runtime, or compiler needs attention.
Security by default
The service handles user code, so uploads, commands, permissions, legal documents, and admin actions are designed as part of the product.
For teams that need an outcome, not another experiment with no finish line.
The service is useful for legacy PHP owners, agencies, product teams, and DevOps engineers who need to check a project, get an artifact, understand risks, and move faster.