Open-source CMS · Built on Laravel
A Laravel CMS
worth using.
Publish pages, manage your entire website and its content — all from one clean admin. No code.
Livewire
GrapeJS
What is Laravix CMS?
Manage your website
yourself, no code.
A CMS is the system that powers your website from the inside. With Laravix, you can update content yourself — like editing a document. No code, no waiting for a developer.
Edit content yourself
Text, images, full pages — update anything from a clean interface. Anywhere, on any device.
Pages built like LEGO
Create new pages by combining ready-made blocks — no code required. See exactly what you publish.
Always in control
Deleted content goes to the trash, every change is saved. Decide who on your team can edit what.
One admin, multiple websites
Running multiple business websites? Manage them all from a single login — no chaos.
Who is Laravix for
Choose your path.
Your CMS,
your rules.
Laravix is open source. Install, customize, and deploy wherever you want — or extend with plugins from the Marketplace.
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GitHub open source
The source code is yours. Fork, modify, contribute.
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Marketplace plugins
Hundreds of extensions, one click away.
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Full control
Your hosting, your database, no vendor lock-in.
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Active support
Discord, GitHub Discussions, and regular updates.
We'll build your
website or app.
Have a project or idea? We handle everything — from design and development to launch and long-term support. All built on Laravix CMS.
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Custom design & development
UI/UX design, frontend and backend — all under one roof.
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Laravix CMS at the core
Manage your content yourself, no developer needed.
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Post-launch support
Technical care, updates, and help whenever you need it.
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Individual consultation
We'll review your project and propose the best solution.
We'll discuss the details and agree on a price · No commitment
Features
Strong foundation.
From day one.
Laravix CMS gives developers full control and clients a clean admin — no compromises on either side.
Elegant admin,
built for everyone.
Built on Filament — clean for clients, flexible for developers. Content, media, taxonomies, and users all in one place.
Drag & drop editor
powered by GrapeJS.
Build pages from 20+ ready-made blocks. Hero, pricing, forms, reviews, video, FAQ and more — real-time preview, no code.
+ 20+ blocks · Swiper sliders · Contact forms
Version History
Every edit saved. Roll back to any previous version with one click.
Recycle Bin
Deleted content isn't gone — restore it from the bin anytime.
URL Redirects
Deactivate a page and auto-redirect visitors. No broken links, ever.
Appearance Editor
Per-page colors, layouts & background images.
Multi-site built-in
Manage dozens of websites from a single admin. Each site has its own content, users, settings, and domain.
Built-in SEO
Sitemap.xml, robots.txt, meta tags, Open Graph, canonical URL and noindex — all automatic, no plugin needed.
Roles & permissions
Granular ACL per-site and per-resource. Every team member gets exactly the permissions they need.
Notifications
Stay informed about team activity, content publishing, and important changes in real-time.
Nav & Footer editor
Build and manage navigation menus and footer from the admin — links, columns, logo, social icons. No code, instant update.
Scheduling & audit log
Schedule content for future publication and track every change. Who, what, and when — full per-site audit trail.
REST & GraphQL API
Headless access for Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, or mobile apps. One API, endless possibilities.
query { contents { id title } }
Extend your CMS with what you need.
Ready-made extensions, one click away. Coming soon.
Webhooks
E-shop Module
Form Builder
Analytics
Media Pro
Search
Team
Who stands behind Laravix.
Martin Koudela
Creator & Sole Developer
The creator and sole architect of Laravix — from concept to every line of code. Designed and built the entire system and its core product.
Documentation
Everything in one place.
Clear documentation, live examples, and code snippets. From installation to advanced customizations — we've got you covered.
// Load published content by slug
$content = Content::published()
->with(['fields', 'taxonomies'])
->whereSlug($slug)
->firstOrFail();
// Render theme and pass data
return view(
"themes.{$site->theme}", $data
);