MadBuilder
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In the Studio

Laravel code that is yours: a project that stays yours

You get a regular Laravel project that runs on an open-source framework, and your own code survives every new generation.

Generated project structure: folders, models and Eloquent of a standard Laravel app

A real Laravel project

Models, migrations, Blade screens, menu, seeders, routes, scheduler and .env in a standard Laravel project that runs on 6 databases.

The generated project is standard Laravel

For:DevCTO

Screen code with a custom block (mad-block) that is preserved when the project is regenerated

Your code survives

The code you write lives in @mad-block blocks. When the screen changes and the file is regenerated, whatever is inside them stays as it was.

Your code stays when the project is regenerated

For:DevCTO

Public page of the madbuilder/framework package on Packagist, with the composer require command and the MIT license

Open-source framework

The framework that runs the system is open source under the MIT license and comes in through Composer, like any PHP package. No hidden dependency.

The framework on Packagist: composer require and MIT license

For:CTODev

Other topics

In the Studio

AI agent and MCP you ask, it builds and tests 7 Visual editor build the screen, see the code 4 Database and data modeling the diagram is the source 4 Test, publish and operate from test to live, with MadTrace watching 5

In the system you deliver

Administration and security roles, 2FA and a history of everything 4 Copilot and dashboards ask and see the chart 5 Ready-made screens kanban, calendar, Gantt and reports 6 POS, documents and finance ready-made business modules 4 SaaS and multi-tenancy sell the system as a product 6

All highlights

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No scheduled demo, no discovery call. If the Laravel that comes out doesn’t pass your team’s review, you lost an afternoon.

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  1. Create an accountOpen beta, no credit card.
  2. Build a screenVisually, in code, or by asking the AI.
  3. Download the .zipA Laravel project that runs wherever you want.