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StaticPHP is a build tool that compiles the PHP interpreter together with any extensions you need into a single self-contained binary. The target system doesn't need PHP or any runtime libraries installed — just copy the binary and run it. Builds target Linux, macOS, and Windows.
StaticPHP isn't limited to PHP. Built on the same infrastructure, it can also compile standalone static binaries for common tools like `curl`, `pkg-config`, and `htop` — no dependencies required on the target machine. Support for more tools (including `openssl` and other frequently-used CLI utilities) is planned.
## Why bother with a static PHP binary?
A typical PHP installation is tightly coupled to the system: you install PHP, then extensions, then spend time dealing with version mismatches across distros. A static binary sidesteps all of that — what you get is a single executable that runs on any machine of the same architecture, no setup required.
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## phpmicro: ship PHP and your code as one file
[phpmicro](https://github.com/easysoft/phpmicro) is a third-party PHP SAPI that StaticPHP supports out of the box. It merges the PHP interpreter with your `.php` source or `.phar` archive into a single self-extracting executable (`.sfx`).
[phpmicro](https://micro.static-php.dev) is a third-party PHP SAPI that StaticPHP supports out of the box. It merges the PHP interpreter with your `.php` source or `.phar` archive into a single self-extracting executable (`.sfx`).
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micro.sfx + your-app.phar = your-app # one file, zero dependencies