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CyberGL develops and markets interactive web-based software products for small to medium businesses. In it you will find an exciting range of PHP+MySQL applications.
All of our products provide online live demo, download, forum and are GPL licensed. Currently available products include: banner manager, calendar, classified ads, contact manager, counter, directory / link manager, file manager, forum, member manager, guestbook, news script, search engine, survey script, and many many more.

This innovative Web Portal functions as an online community management system for a Club, Association, Corporation, Nonprofit or any other company or organization. It combines several online applications into one easy to use package. Now you too can build an Online Community or an Intranet system! The portal comes with several e-content modules, such as Event List, Links, Classifieds, News and Discussions, which is a great way to get started.

This web-based business application is a great tool for assigning and tracking issues and tasks during software development and any other projects that involve teams of two or more people.
In fact, in only 4 weeks after its release, Issue Manager was downloaded thousands of times and is currently used at hundreds of companies and corporations, small and large.

Online Classifieds is a basic, yet fully functional online classifieds system that you may use as a framework to create an expanded system or use 'as is'.

OpenRealty is a free, open source real estate listing manager. Intended to be both easy to install and easy to administer, OpenRealty uses PHP to drive a mySQL backend, thus creating a tool which is fast and flexible.

phpwsListings is a PHPWebSite (>= 0.9.1) module that allows a site admin to run a listings site for virtually any type of item, from houses to cars to books. Admins can set the fields and field types, and all fields are searchable.

LiquidClassifiedsXML is a PHP-Nuke and PostNuke compatible client for a classified ad Web service. All ads are pooled in a centralized database so that many small Web sites can combine their marketing power to have, in effect, the classified ad system of a large Web site.