A curated directory of frameworks, enterprise platforms, and tools built by the collective. Clean code, tested architecture, and open on GitHub.
Here is the tour.
Starter kits
KoamiStarterKit
An opinionated modern Laravel 12 starter kit with Vue 3, Inertia.js, Tailwind CSS 4, Fortify authentication, Wayfinder routing, Octane, Pest tests, and automated CI/CD workflows.
Platforms & ERP
koakademy
Opinionated academic management platform for student lifecycles — enrollment, billing, scheduling, and admin tools with configurable branding and PWA support.
AGPL-3.0 · GitHub
konexus
Enterprise-grade School Management Information System (SMIS) designed for multi-department governance, student rosters, academic reporting, and role permissions.
MIT · GitHub
KoaScholarships
Comprehensive educational scholarship management portal for applicants and administrators, featuring automated fund budgeting, review stages, and document verification.
MIT · GitHub
konbi
Modern Convenience Store Management System built for multi-store retail scalability, live stock tracking, centralized inventory control, and cashier checkout.
MIT · GitHub
Tools & SaaS
Koattendance
Workforce time-tracking and attendance management platform for institutions with shift schedule configuration, biometric punch-in hooks, and audit logs.
MIT · GitHub
koment
Event management and esports tournament platform with automated bracket trees, team rosters, real-time match dashboards, and tournament scheduling.
MIT · GitHub
A pattern worth noticing
Look at the stack column across all seven and you will notice a house style:
| Concern | Our default |
|---|---|
| Frontend | Inertia.js with Vue 3 or React |
| Styling | Tailwind CSS 4 |
| Backend | Laravel 12/13 with Filament where an admin surface is needed |
| Runtime | Octane for long-lived workers |
| Quality | Pest tests plus CI/CD in the template |
Because the defaults are shared, moving between our systems is cheap. A developer who knows KoamiStarterKit already knows konexus, konexus already knows konbi. That is not an accident — it is the point of a collective rather than a portfolio of unrelated products.
Forking etiquette
You can do whatever the license allows. Two practical notes:
- MIT projects (KoamiStarterKit, konexus, KoaScholarships, konbi, Koattendance, koment) — use commercially, modify privately, no obligation to publish.
- AGPL-3.0 (koakademy) — if you run a modified version as a service, publish your modifications.
We keep licenses explicit so nobody has to email us to find out. If a license is unclear for your situation, ask — we would rather answer than have you guess.
Everything lives under the official @koamishin organization. If a repository is missing from this list, it is either new or private, and the second one is rare.