Official Add-ons

In addition to our core packages (CRUD and PRO), we've developed a few packages you can install or download, that treat common use cases.

Premium add-ons (paid separately):

• Backpack PRO - adds 6 more operations, 10 filters, 28 more fields, 28 more columns and 1 more widget to your toolbelt; we believe it's everything you need to build admin panels... of any complexity PAID EXTRA
• Backpack DevTools - a GUI to easily generate Migrations, Models, Seeders, Factories and CRUDs, right from your browser window; a power user's dream come true! PAID EXTRA
• Backpack Figma Template - quickly create designs and mockups, using Backpack's design, screens and components; empower your designers to design admin panels that are easy-to-code; PAID EXTRA
• Backpack EditableColumns - let admins make quick edits, right from the table view; PAID EXTRA
• Backpack CalendarOperation - adds a Calendar view to your CRUD toolkit; let admins list, search and preview db entries on a calendar, as well as make quick edits with drag&drop; PAID EXTRA

Free add-ons:

• PermissionManager - interface to manage users & permissions, using spatie/laravel-permission; FREE
• TranslationManager - UI to translate language strings, using spatie/laravel-translation-loader; FREE
• Settings - interface to edit site-wide settings; FREE
• PageManager - interface to manage content for custom pages, using page templates; FREE
• MenuCRUD - interface to create/update/reorder menu items; FREE
• NewsCRUD - interface to manage news articles, categories and tags; FREE
• LogManager - interface to preview Laravel log files; FREE
• BackupManager - interface to backup your files & db using spatie/laravel-backup; FREE
• Download Operation - download PDFs related to your entries, using spatie/laravel-browsershot; FREE
• MediaLibrary Uploaders - attach files to your Eloquent models using spatie/laravel-medialibrary; FREE
• Activity Log - see who changed what, when using spatie/laravel-activitylog; FREE

The free add-ons only provide basic functionality. What will be enough for most projects. They do not intend to be a complete solution for all use cases. If you need to customize a package for your specific use case, you can easily do that, by copy-pasting their code in your project and modifying it. Every official package has been created with this in mind, has a very simple architecture, uses Backpack best practices. Find the "extend" section in each of their docs for more about this.