🧩 When you want chat inside a dashboard, account page, or marketplace workflow, it should fit the Laravel Blade layout you already have.

Wirechat lets you embed the full Livewire chat experience where it belongs.

corepine.dev/docs/wirechat/features/standalone-widget

⚡ Corepine Modal gives Laravel developers control over how every modal is presented.

Change a default modal into a flyout drawer or draggable bottom sheet by changing one type setting in your modal attributes.
Use it with Livewire stack modals or standalone Blade modals, and choose the UI that fits each interaction.

corepine.dev/docs/modal

⚡ Wirechat’s Persistent Tray widget lets you place a simple, floating, collapsible chat UI on any page.

Use it in dashboards, admin panels, marketplaces, and support portals where people need to reply without leaving their work.

Realtime updates, unread counts, and web push notifications keep conversations active even when the tray is closed. 💬

corepine.dev/docs/wirechat/features/tray

A modal ✨ should improve your app UX, not multiply its UI.

Many traditional setups render a modal for every item, which can add unnecessary markup and repeated state to the page. 😬

In these cases, Corepine Modal easily lets you use one reusable modal host and pass in the selected item data when it opens.
Less markup. Cleaner interactions. 🚀

📚 corepine.dev/docs/modal

📢 Introducing Corepine Modal 🚀: an open-source Livewire + Blade modal package for Laravel.

- Stackable modals
- Draggable bottom sheets
- Flyout drawers
- Isolated modal flows

It started as an internal tool for my own projects. Now it’s open source. 🎉
📚 Docs: corepine.dev/docs/modal
🎥 Watch the walkthrough: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjpu4OXwbSU