Phyre

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Why Phyre?

Phyre is built on a simple philosophy: your framework should grow with you, not against you.

Whether you're prototyping your first idea or scaling to thousands of users, Phyre adapts to your needs without forcing you to rewrite or reconfigure. Start simple, scale when ready, all within the same codebase.

Built for Growth

Most frameworks make you choose: either stay small and simple, or embrace complexity from day one. Phyre gives you both. Begin with a single app, and when your project demands it, expand into a zero-config monorepo with multiple applications, isolated routing, and automatic API mounting—no migration, no breaking changes.

Getting started

Run npx create-phyre@latest my-app in your terminal and choose a template with your preferred options.

Documentation

Read the Phyre documentation to learn how to use Phyre.

Contributing

Phyre is an open-source project that thrives on community feedback and contributions. Whether you're reporting a bug, suggesting a feature, or submitting a pull request, your input helps make Phyre better for everyone.