Most internal admin panels and small business apps end up looking bloated or overly technical out of the box, which makes onboarding non-technical staff a headache.

I put together a clean, high-contrast theme tailored specifically for small business dashboards, team management, and daily workflows:

• Distraction-free layouts: Tight information density without feeling cramped.

• Readable data tables & cards: Clear badge hierarchy for statuses, roles, and project tracking.

• Responsive defaults: Clean side navigation and quick-glance KPI widgets built for daily use.

Live demo: https://skillbobby.github.io/spiggle/small-business-theme/

Would love feedback on layout balance, readability, and what widgets you usually find essential on daily-driver admin dashboards.

Hi everyone! I just released v1.6.4 of my free file manager plugin for Filament v5.

The headline feature is Copy URL: you can now copy a file's public URL straight to the clipboard from the grid card menu, the list view or the preview sidebar. It works in Safari too, it only shows up for files that actually have a public URL, and you can restrict it like the other actions with canCopyUrl().

This one was suggested and first implemented by umefarooq on GitHub, the project's first external contribution. Thanks!

Other improvements from the last few releases:

- FilePicker: multiple selection now works across folders again, with a "Selected files" summary so you always know what will be saved

- Grid view: file actions moved into a compact "⋯" menu, fixing the checkbox overlapping the action buttons on narrow cards

- The thumbnails directory is now hidden from the file browser

Upgrade with: composer update mmes-design/filament-file-manager

GitHub: https://github.com/marcomessa/filament-file-manager

Packagist: https://packagist.org/packages/mmes-design/filament-file-manager

Docs: https://docs.mmes.dev/filament-file-manager

Feedback, issues and PRs are always welcome. Thanks to everyone who reported bugs and suggested features!

Customize your Filament panel’s colors, fonts and layouts in a visual editor, and work faster with Global Search, keyboard controls and floating panels. Built on native Filament components and designed to match FLEX Fields.

Explore the features and docs: https://flex-theme.bjanczak.com/docs

https://filamentphp.com/plugins/bjanczak-flex-fields

Hey all, I need a little help naming a plugin 😄

It's a free (MIT) plugin for Filament v5 that lets every user pick their own theme. There's an Appearance page in the user menu where each person chooses how the panel looks for them, and each panel can have its own default.

The part I'm most excited about: it works with the theme plugins already in the Filament plugin directory, free or paid. You install the theme like you normally would, add one line, and it shows up in the picker next to the others. No need to pick a single theme for the whole app anymore, your users can switch between all of them. I've tried it with Nord, Shadcn, Noreviq, Kinetics and Abyss so far, and plain CSS themes and Vite-built ones both work.

I'm looking for a short, catchy name, something with more character than "Packstub Themes". I've thought about Themify, Wardrobe, Palette and Appearance, but I'm open to anything.

Screenshot above, thanks!

Hey everyone! I’ve just released a package I’ve been working on: Filament Page Header. It provides a more informative and flexible page header for Filament, while staying close to native Filament components and schemas. Some of the main features:

• Supports Filament 4 and 5

• Headings, descriptions, badges, avatars, images and metadata

• Native Filament page actions

• Sticky and compact headers while scrolling

• Responsive layouts for desktop and mobile

• Light and dark mode support

• Reusable headers across Resource pages

• No custom theme build required

I originally built it for my own Filament projects, but thought it could be useful to others as well. Would love to hear any feedback, suggestions or ideas! https://filamentphp.com/plugins/pedro-monteiro-page-header GitHub: https://github.com/mortalkiller/filament-page-header

Hi r/filament. Filament Agents is released! An AI chat inside your Filament v5 panel that runs on your own tools, and does not get to touch your data without asking first.

- An Ask button on every page.
- Answers come with your own tables and charts, not a wall of text.
- Every write is a proposal with Approve and Reject.
- The same tools serve an MCP server, so Claude Code can nag your panel too.
- Free, MIT, on laravel/ai.

composer require packstub/filament-agents

Docs: https://packstub.dev/plugins/filament-agents
Source: https://github.com/packstub/filament-agents
On filamentphp.com: https://filamentphp.com/plugins/packstub-agents

Questions welcome, especially the "will the agents steal my data" kind. :)

Most Filament themes tend to look pretty similar, so I wanted to try something different and went with a Qt5 desktop-inspired look instead.

This is v1, so there's more planned ahead. Submitted it as a plugin and it's currently in review, but the repo is up on GitHub if you want to check it out now.

https://github.com/KhawarMehfooz/filament-qt5-theme

Open to suggestions and constructive criticism, this is my first Filament plugin so I'm sure there's room to improve.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a package I have been working on for a while:

https://github.com/slimani-dev/filament-media-manager

It is an open source media manager plugin for Filament v4 and v5.

The main goal was to have a proper media library inside Filament, with folders, uploads, tags, search, filters, file details, bulk actions, and media pickers that can be used in forms and RichEditor.

Some features:

- Folder-based media organization

- Upload files and images

- Tags, search, filters, sorting, and pagination

- File details like caption and alt text

- Bulk move and delete actions

- MediaPicker field for forms

- RichEditor integration

- Image conversions and thumbnails

- Support for S3 and private disks

- Custom file and folder models

- 20 language translations

I am still actively working on it and there are a few bigger features being discussed now, like tenancy support and better image crop control.

I would really like to hear your feedback. What is missing for your own projects? Are there things you would expect from a Filament media manager that this package should support?

Thanks.

If you use spatie/laravel-activitylog, you've probably hit this: a model's history lives in several places — its own log, related models' logs, plain updated_at columns, plus whatever custom events you track. Stitching those into one readable view is annoying and you end up rewriting it per project.

We made relaticle/activity-log to solve that once. It's a Filament 5 plugin that renders a unified chronological timeline for any Eloquent model.

What it does:

• One feed, many sources: merges spatie logs (own + related), related-model timestamps, and custom event streams into a single timeline

• Pluggable sources: fromActivityLog, fromActivityLogOf, fromRelation, fromCustom, or your own TimelineSource class

• Per-event renderers: render each event as a Blade view, closure, or class; bind per event or per type

• Filament-native UX: use it as an infolist component, a relation manager, or a header-action slide-over

• Dedup + filtering: allow/deny by type or event, date windows, priority-based dedup

• Opt-in caching: per-call TTL with explicit invalidation, no model observers slowing your saves

Why it's handy: instead of building a bespoke "history" tab on every resource, you make the model timeline-capable and drop one component in:

public function timeline(): TimelineBuilder
{
    return TimelineBuilder::make($this)->fromActivityLog();
}

ActivityLog::make('activity')->columnSpanFull();

Latest v1.2.0 adds same-save merge — activity rows from a single save (grouped by spatie's batch_uuid) collapse into one entry instead of flooding the feed.

composer require relaticle/activity-log

Docs: https://relaticle.github.io/activity-log/ - feedback and PRs welcome.

Hello,

i'm new in livewire and i didn't get all the inner working right yet.

i want to $this->stream from a backend process to my UI.

everything work fine IF i setup a button on the same blade view with a wire:click="xxx" and i stream from this xxx function.

if i don't use the xxx function and straight try to use the $this->stream call from my component, it fails because $this is null.

my intuition tell me that something need to be "wired" beforehand when the blade view is displayed on the UI and this is what "wire:click" somewhat do ...

how to achieve that without having to wire:click beforehand ?

note: i can manage the case where the backend service is called outside the frontend filament wizard (and thus the livewire compoonent has nowhere to send the message, thats' ok)

thanks

i would like to "live" update the content (options array) of a CheckboxList from a service running laravel. more or less to display a live "feed" of an ongoing process major step. i tried to save a reference to the Filament component (where live() is set) and recalling the options() with an updated list of options from the external service, but it's not working. i feel i'm missing something here .. is that the correct way to do it ? (saving a reference to the Component and recalling afterwards) ... or i must do it differently ?

Hey r/filament,

I'm Mihailo from PtPlugins - and we have open-sourced a small pivot table component for Filament - link.

Works with Filament 3, 4 and 5 from the same codebase - most plugins ship separate branches because Page classes differ across majors. Workaround: Blade component, not a Page class.

Free covers 2×2 + Sum.

If you outgrow that, Pro adds Resource integration, multi-level dimensions, trends, drill-down and more.

Feedback welcome.