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Laravel CMS toolkit for rapidly building custom admin consoles
Twill is a Laravel package that accelerates custom CMS development with pre-built Vue.js components, flexible data models, and a beautiful admin interface—no front-end assumptions required.
Twill is a Laravel package designed for developers who need to deliver feature-rich content management systems without rebuilding standard functionality from scratch. Created by AREA 17, it provides a comprehensive toolkit of pre-built Vue.js UI components and publishing-focused features that integrate seamlessly with Laravel applications.
Unlike monolithic CMS platforms, Twill offers complete architectural freedom. Use your own data models or integrate existing ones, deploy it headless or within a traditional Laravel application, and enable only the features your project requires. There's no proprietary markup to learn—Twill generates the entire admin interface automatically while staying out of your way.
If you know Laravel, you already know Twill. It embraces Laravel conventions and encourages idiomatic code, making onboarding instant for Laravel developers. The package handles the repetitive aspects of admin console development—forms, media management, permissions, localization—so teams can focus on unique business logic and content workflows. Whether you're building editorial platforms, marketing sites, or headless content APIs, Twill adapts to your architecture rather than forcing you into a rigid structure.
When teams consider Twill, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
Looking for a hosted option? These are the services engineering teams benchmark against before choosing open source.
Multi-site Publishing Platform
Agencies build a unified admin console managing content across multiple client websites with shared media libraries and localized content workflows.
Headless Content API
Development teams create a Laravel-powered content repository serving mobile apps, static sites, and web applications via REST or GraphQL APIs.
Editorial Magazine Site
Publishers gain a modern admin interface with media management, revision history, and scheduling without custom UI development.
Enterprise Marketing Hub
Marketing teams manage campaigns, landing pages, and assets through a tailored CMS integrated with existing Laravel business logic and authentication.
No. Twill is a Laravel package that follows Laravel conventions. If you're comfortable with Laravel, you can start using Twill immediately without learning proprietary patterns.
Yes. Twill integrates into existing Laravel projects and works with your current data models. You can hook existing Eloquent models or create new ones as needed.
Absolutely. Twill makes no assumptions about your front-end. You can use it to manage content delivered via APIs to mobile apps, static site generators, or any other consumer.
Applications using Twill must display 'Made with Twill' in the admin console footer, linking to twillcms.com. You can contact AREA 17 for permission to remove this attribution.
Yes. Twill's modular architecture lets you enable only the features your project requires, keeping your application lean and focused.
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