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Capell CMS

Build structured Laravel sites with Capell

Capell gives Laravel teams a CMS core, a Filament admin, frontend rendering, and a Capell Extensions system for adding focused capabilities without turning every project into custom glue code.
Install Capell Build your first page Choose an extension path

Choose your path

Find the docs by what you are trying to do.

01Start Here

Install Capell, run the quickstart, and create your first editable page.

02Build A Site With Capell

Move through content types, page management, themes, frontend rendering, and media.

03Understand Capell Core

Learn the page, URL, layout, theme, history, and upgrade contracts before adding optional capabilities.

04Extend Capell

Choose admin, frontend, schema, render hook, or core extension points.

05Build Capell Packages

Author reusable Capell Extensions with manifests, providers, migrations, settings, and tests.

06Explore Capell Extensions

Browse generated extension docs by product area, runtime context, and tier.

System map

How Capell fits together.

Core CMSpages, content, sites, cacheAdminFilament resources, tools, workflowsFrontendrendering, themes, widgets, public safetyExtension Pointsadmin, frontend, schema, hooksCapell Extensionsinstallable capabilities and product areas

Popular next steps

Install Capell Get Capell running in a Laravel application with the expected local setup.
Create Your First Page Build the first editable page and understand the page authoring flow.
Content Types Understand how Capell models structured content.
Frontend Themes Work with public rendering, themes, and frontend presentation.
Admin Extensions Add fields, tools, pages, resources, and widgets to the admin.
Package Anatomy Understand the shape of a Capell package before building one.

Source-owned documentation

Docs live next to the code they describe.

Capell public docs are assembled from source repositories so implementation docs stay close to the code: capell-app/capell owns core CMS and core package docs, capell-app/packages owns add-on Capell Extension docs, and capell-app/capell-docs owns this site shell, homepage, navigation, and sync logic. When generated extension docs look wrong, fix the package capell.json, README.md, or public docs/** files in the source repository.