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  • What is WhatsMine?
  • Feature Tour
  • Requirements
  • Installation
  • Configuration (.env reference)
  • Going Live Checklist
Admin Guide
User Guide
Integrations
  • Architecture
  • REST API v1
  • Production Deployment
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Troubleshooting
  • Changelog
  • Introduction

    • What is WhatsMine?
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    • Tech Stack

Tech Stack

WhatsMine is built on a modern, widely-supported and well-documented stack. If you can host a Laravel application, you can host WhatsMine.

At a glance

LayerTechnology
Backend frameworkLaravel 12 (PHP 8.2+)
FrontendReact 19 + Inertia.js 2 (a server-driven single-page app — no separate API needed for the UI)
StylingTailwindCSS 3, with the Space Grotesk typeface
Build toolVite 6
DatabaseMySQL 8+ (SQLite supported for local development)
Cache / Queue / SessionsDatabase by default; Redis recommended in production
Real-timeLaravel Echo + Pusher (or self-hosted Laravel Reverb)
Authentication APILaravel Sanctum (for the public REST API)
PDF generationdompdf (invoices, reports)
2FAGoogle2FA (TOTP)

Backend packages

The application leans on battle-tested Laravel ecosystem packages:

  • laravel/framework 12 — core framework
  • inertiajs/inertia-laravel — the bridge between Laravel and React
  • laravel/sanctum — API token authentication
  • laravel/reverb — optional self-hosted WebSocket server for real-time
  • laravel/socialite — optional social login (Google, GitHub, Microsoft)
  • stripe/stripe-php — Stripe billing
  • barryvdh/laravel-dompdf — PDF invoices and reports
  • pragmarx/google2fa — two-factor authentication
  • minishlink/web-push — browser push notifications
  • league/csv — contact import/export
  • league/flysystem-aws-s3-v3 — S3-compatible file storage
  • sentry/sentry-laravel — optional error tracking
  • dedoc/scramble — automatic OpenAPI documentation for the REST API

Frontend packages

  • React 19 + @inertiajs/react — the UI
  • TailwindCSS + @headlessui/react — styling and accessible components
  • @xyflow/react — the visual automation flow builder
  • recharts — dashboards and analytics charts
  • handsontable + exceljs — spreadsheet-style contact import
  • laravel-echo + pusher-js — real-time updates
  • react-i18next — translations on the frontend
  • lucide-react — icons
  • sonner — toast notifications
  • firebase — optional push notifications

AI providers

WhatsMine speaks to large language models through a pluggable provider layer, so you can switch or mix providers:

  • OpenAI (default; chat + embeddings)
  • Anthropic (Claude) (chat)
  • Google Gemini (chat)

For semantic search (RAG), it can use Qdrant as a vector database if configured, otherwise it falls back to an efficient in-database cosine similarity search — so it works with no extra services required.

What this means for you

  • Standard hosting works. Any host that runs Laravel (shared hosting with PHP 8.2+, a VPS, or a managed platform) can run WhatsMine.
  • No exotic dependencies. Redis, Pusher and Qdrant are all optional — sensible database-backed fallbacks ship by default.
  • Fully customisable. Because it's plain Laravel + React, any Laravel developer can read, extend and maintain the code.

➡️ Next: Requirements and Installation.

Last Updated: 6/19/26, 4:34 PM
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