Package-driven
Install, enable, update, repair, roll back, and manage capabilities from one Platform experience.
WMG DEV combines a shared operating runtime, entitlement-aware Marketplace, business applications, recovery, performance, administration, and provider integrations—without surrendering control to another SaaS subscription.
One enterprise architecture for agencies, service businesses, internal teams, and white-label deployments.
Applications stay focused on business logic while the WMG DEV Platform supplies the shared systems that make every package feel cohesive.
Install, enable, update, repair, roll back, and manage capabilities from one Platform experience.
Individual licenses, Platform access, trials, and capabilities resolve before the interface renders.
Payments, email, SMS, storage, AI, and future services remain interchangeable instead of hardcoded.
Brand identity, tokens, components, and experiences inherit consistently across the ecosystem.
A modular WMG DEV package built for the self-hosted platform.
v1.0.0A modular WMG DEV package built for the self-hosted platform.
v1.5.18A modular WMG DEV package built for the self-hosted platform.
v1.5.3.16A modular WMG DEV package built for the self-hosted platform.
v1.2.10A modular WMG DEV package built for the self-hosted platform.
v0.1.9A modular WMG DEV package built for the self-hosted platform.
v29.5.0Shared identity, licensing, shell, Marketplace, updates, and diagnostics eliminate duplicated systems.
Deploy on infrastructure you choose and preserve control of data, access, branding, and integrations.
Add applications, experiences, templates, providers, and industry workflows through one lifecycle.
“One coherent dashboard is easier to operate than a stack of unrelated plugins with different update and licensing rules.”
“The package model gives teams a path to expand capabilities without replacing the foundation underneath them.”
“Self-hosted control and consistent white labeling make the experience feel owned rather than rented.”
WMG DEV is designed for self-hosted deployment. Commercial terms may be recurring or lifetime, while the software and data remain on infrastructure you control.
Yes. Individual package licenses can unlock the corresponding product, while Platform plans grant broader capabilities and package access according to Product Catalog entitlements.
License Manager owns licensing, catalog, downloads, updates, and entitlements. The Platform consumes that authority and renders the final package state.
Platform identity, vendor brand identity, and customer white-label overrides are resolved independently so deployments inherit consistent branding without duplicate code.
Tell us what you need to manage, automate, protect, or deliver. We will help map the right package and entitlement model.