kitloom

kitloom is a content management system for Laravel that runs on a WordPress database, with Filament as the admin panel. Posts, pages, terms, media, users and options stay in WordPress's own tables and formats; the application is plain Laravel. Every feature is a Composer package with its own Filament section, and an MCP server lets AI agents run the site with the rights of a user.

• Website and pricing: https://kitloom.dev
• Documentation: https://kitloom.dev/docs/introduction.html
• Live demo of the Filament admin: https://filament.kitloom.dev/new
• Video lessons: https://kitloom.dev/docs/video-lessons.html

What it is for

• A new site on Laravel that needs what a content site needs — posts and pages, categories and tags, menus, media, widgets, custom fields, SEO, redirects, contact forms, sliders, comments, a shop, bookings — without writing it.
• A site moving from WordPress. kitloom reads and writes the same rows, in the formats WordPress and its popular plugins use (ACF field groups, Rank Math meta and redirects, Contact Form 7 forms, WooCommerce products and orders). Every permalink keeps working; WordPress can keep running on the database beside it.
• A headless site or an AI-operated one. Every page answers as JSON when asked; /wp-json/ serves wp/v2; /mcp lets Claude, Cursor and other agents read and write the site.

Requirements

• PHP 8.4 or newer
• Laravel 13
• Filament 5
• MySQL or MariaDB (an empty database, or an existing WordPress one)

Installation

Kitloom for Filament ships as a starter project plus packages, from a private Composer repository you get after purchase:

composer create-project kitloom/filament-skeleton my-site --repository=https://packages.kitloom.dev --add-repository
cd my-site
npm install && npm run build:themes
php artisan db:seed      # the first administrator and demo content
composer run dev

create-project installs the packages, writes .env, generates the key and runs the migrations (SQLite by default; set a MySQL connection in .env for a WordPress database).

Adding kitloom to an existing Laravel application is described at https://kitloom.dev/docs/installation.html#adding-kitloom-to-an-existing-application.

Modules

A module is a Composer package. Install it and its section appears in the Filament panel; the Modules screen switches installed modules off and on, the way WordPress handles plugins. Included with Kitloom for Filament:

Module	What it adds
Custom Fields	Field groups on posts, terms, users and options — ACF data model
Post Types	Post types and taxonomies declared from the admin
SEO	Titles, meta, Open Graph, sitemaps, schema; reads Rank Math data
Redirects	301/302 rules, 404 log
Forms	Contact forms and submissions — Contact Form 7 / Flamingo data model
Media, Image compression	The WordPress media library, image sizes, optimised uploads
Comments	Moderation, threading, spam protection
Shop	Products, orders, coupons, shipping, taxes — WooCommerce data model
Bookings	Services, staff, availability, appointments
Sliders, Widgets, Header & Footer	Page furniture
Analytics, Tag Manager, Ad Pixels, Cookie Consent	Trackers behind consent
Social Login, Two-Factor, Activity Log, Backup, Site Health, Search, Import & Export	Operations
AI agents	The MCP server; every module above adds tools of its own

The full list, with a guide and a video lesson for each: https://kitloom.dev/docs/modules/catalog.html

The Filament side

• One panel, one section per module, in the order the module declares.
• Post type resources come from one base resource; a module adds a form section through a container tag, not by editing the resource.
• The visual editor is a TinyMCE 6 field reading and writing WordPress content, blocks included.
• Roles and permissions are WordPress capabilities, edited on a roles screen; every module registers its own.
• Dark theme works as in any Filament panel.

Filament here is the admin only: the public site is rendered by a theme (Blade, or Vue on Inertia), or not at all.

License and pricing

kitloom is commercial software under the kitloom License: one license buys Kitloom for Filament — the core, every module, the visual editor and the themes — for one project ($149) or for every project you own or build for clients ($299), with twelve months of updates. Details and purchase: https://kitloom.dev/pricing.html

Support

[email protected] — and the documentation at https://kitloom.dev/docs.