# Blog

- [Tenancy for Laravel Admin Panels: How Laravilt Finds, Provisions and Isolates Each Tenant](/en/blog/tenancy-for-laravel-laravilt) — *2026-10-25T10:31:27Z*
  Tenancy for Laravel comes down to two questions: which tenant is this request for, and where does its data live? How Laravilt answers both, step by step.
- [A Multi-Tenant Laravel Admin Panel With Laravilt: Single Database or One Database per Tenant](/en/blog/laravel-multi-tenant-admin-panel-laravilt) — *2026-10-25T10:32:08Z*
  Laravilt panels can be tenant-aware in two ways: records scoped to a team in one database, or a separate database and subdomain per tenant. How to set up each, and how to choose.
- [Laravilt 1.1: A Laravel Admin Panel in Vue or React, With One PHP API](/en/blog/laravilt-laravel-admin-panel-vue-or-react) — *2026-10-14T15:07:11Z*
  I wanted Filament's PHP API and my team's Vue or React frontend, so I built Laravilt. What's new in 1.1 (React 19, Laravel 13, security fixes) and how to try it in ten minutes.
- [Laravilt vs Filament: Which Laravel Admin Panel Should You Pick?](/en/blog/laravilt-vs-filament) — *2026-10-25T10:32:47Z*
  Both describe an admin panel with a fluent PHP API. Filament renders it with Livewire; Laravilt renders it with Inertia and Vue 3 or React 19. An honest comparison from someone who maintains plugins for both.

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Source: https://laravilt.com/en/blog