The Statamic Blog
The latest news, tips, and tales from team. Our secret public journal, if you will.
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Latest posts
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The Little Things Add Up
October brings smoother asset management, Live Preview before the first save, keyboard reordering, and a faster Control Panel.
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Statamic Summit 2027: See You at the Castle
Join us this February in Germany for curated talks and workshops—and help shape the future of Statamic with us.
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Introducing Automatic Renewals
Less renewal admin, fewer client emails, and more room for Marketplace creators to build ambitious products that keep getting better.
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Stewarding the Marketplace
We've rolled out new guidelines and a review process in order to responsibly caretake the marketplace.
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Headless, Not Clueless
Statamic 6.31 lets tools discover a site’s top-level content model, making headless integrations reusable across Statamic projects.
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Sidecar: Statamic for the Markdown You Already Have
Sidecar lets you manage markdown documentation and static sites from LaraDocs, Jigsaw, VitePress, and HydePHP directly inside the Statamic Control Panel.
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Meet Sherpa — Statamic Without the Terminal
Sherpa is a free native Mac app for creating, running, and deploying Statamic sites — no Composer, no devops, no command line.
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Making the Statamic Docs Agent-Ready
Our docs have been optimized for the clankers and robots, but have no fear — it's at no expense to our lovely human readers. Like you.
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View & Test Your Mailables with Zero Wiring
Mailables Viewer discovers every Laravel mailable and drops it in the Control Panel — complete with live preview and sample data editor.
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Sneak Peek: Forms 2.0
This one has been cooking in the lab for quite a while. Check out what's coming soon for Forms!
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Laracon US 2026: Team Statamic Does Boston
The Statamic team’s week at in Boston – featuring a brewery meetup, our favorite talks, The Vibes, and a wild conehead appeared.