Useful @filamentphp Premium plugin: FilaForms Quick 2-minute video demo. Your clients can create custom public forms (surveys, event registration, support tickets) without your help, or without knowing how to code. Link to the plugin and longer 13-minute video - in the reply.

Coming to @Relaticle in days. Chat with your CRM. @mention any contact, deal, or task. Pick Sonnet, Opus, GPT-5, or Gemini — or let Auto route to the right model. Open-source CRM, AI-native.

@Relaticle ecosystem is growing 🚀 CRM, Custom Fields, Flowforge, Comments, Activity Log… all coming together. What’s next?

Tapix is live. Drop-in CSV/Excel import wizard for Laravel and Filament. Upload. Map columns. Review errors. Import. Your users fix bad data before it hits the database.

Every Laravel project: rebuild forms. Again. Contact. Waitlist. Applications. Feedback. Surveys. Same work, new repo. FilaForms — install once, get a builder, submissions, analytics, and notifications. Native Filament plugin. filaforms.app

Flowforge 4.0.10 just shipped. Kanban boards for Filament — drag-drop, top-to-bottom-anywhere positioning, inline card creation. Zero wiring to your existing Eloquent models.

One ops shift I like for @relaticle : stop treating every push as a deployment.

One thing I think founders and framework maintainers underestimate: upgrade guides are part of the product. Not docs in the optional sense. Product surface.

Every Laravel app eventually needs CSV imports. And every time it's the same grind — mapping columns, validating rows, handling relationships, dealing with 50K row files that timeout. I built Tapix to kill that loop: • Auto column mapping • Users fix their own errors inline • BelongsTo MorphToMany handled • Queued batches — 100K rows, no sweat What's the worst CSV import you've had to build?

Relaticle just pivoted. We're no longer just an open-source CRM. We're the first open-source CRM built for AI agents. 30 MCP tools. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — any agent that speaks MCP. Your team and your AI agents work from the same source of truth.

Rewrote our entire CRM landing page — 174 files, 13K lines changed. Before: generic "manage your contacts" copy that could've been any SaaS After: clear positioning for who we actually built this for The old page tried to be everything for everyone. The new one says: "Built for Laravel devs, agencies, and SMBs who've outgrown spreadsheets but find Salesforce overkill." Turns out, being specific about who you're NOT for makes you 10x more compelling to who you ARE for.

I've been building open-source Laravel packages for the past year. Two of them now have 500 stars combined, 65 forks, and real production users. Here's what they do and why I built them 🧵

We've been heads down rebuilding the @Relaticle homepage from scratch. Here's a sneak peek at what's coming.

1/ CRM software is broken. Most teams use maybe 10% of the features they pay for. The other 90% is bloat, upsells, and per-seat pricing that scales linearly with headcount. So I built my own CRM. Today it's free and open-source. 🧵

Shipping soon: a full REST API and MCP server for Relaticle. 20 MCP tools let AI agents manage Companies, People, Tasks, Notes, and Opportunities. Plus a JSON:API-compliant REST layer with filtering, pagination, and token management. Each channel gets its own audit trail.

Every CSV import in Relaticle V3 gets its own staging SQLite database. Nothing touches production until you review and approve it. Failed rows export as CSV, duplicate risks get flagged before they happen. Imports should be workflows, not prayers.

Just merged 417 commits into @Relaticle 3.x 🚀 Import Wizard: Smart CSV imports with auto-detection for dates, company matching, and duplicate handling. Open-source CRM just leveled up. github.com/Relaticle/relatic…

Custom Fields v3.x beta now includes a Laravel Boost skill. AI agents can now understand how to integrate dynamic custom fields into your Filament forms, tables, and infolists out of the box. filamentphp.com/plugins/rela…

Custom Fields 3.x is now in beta — and I’m really excited about this one.* Linking records finally feels intuitive. You can pick any Filament resource, search with avatars, and display records as clickable pills or links. This logic used to be buried inside select fields. Now it has a dedicated UI built specifically for the job — and it feels *right*. What’s inside: * New record field type to reference any resource * Avatar-enhanced search dropdowns * Clickable record links in tables * Much simpler Select / MultiSelect (options only, no lookups) * and much more... This release is dope. github.com/Relaticle/custom-…

WIP: Import wizard that actually makes sense. File upload, intelligent column mapping, and automatic type inference. No more spreadsheet headaches.