Source you can read
Flock is open source, so you can see exactly what runs with administrator rights on your machine.
Free & open source · Windows, macOS and Linux
Free like EnvKit. Open all the way down.
Flock is a free, open source alternative to EnvKit. It covers the same ground, .test domains with trusted HTTPS, a PHP per project, mail, dumps and AI agents, and adds Linux, FrankenPHP with Octane and public share links.
Windows, macOS and Linux · No account, no license key
Why people switch
Flock is open source, so you can see exactly what runs with administrator rights on your machine.
EnvKit has no Linux version. Flock adds a native app for Ubuntu and Fedora.
flock share puts a site on a public URL for a client or a webhook, and takes it down again.
What changes
The 3 things you gain. Everything else works the way you're used to.
Switching
Stop its services and quit it so ports 80 and 443 are free.
Run the installer for macOS, Windows or Linux.
Park your code folder and every project gets its .test domain.
flock park ~/Code
Install the same database and import a dump.
flock services install postgres 17
FAQ
Yes. Flock is free with no account and no paid tier, and it is open source too.
Flock picks the Node version per project from .nvmrc. Start npm run dev as usual, and Vite serves your assets for the .test site.
Reverb runs with php artisan reverb:start like on any machine, using Flock's PHP.
Install Flock, park your code folder and open https://your-app.test.