TenEcho is a content management system built with Laravel.

It includes role-based access, article and category management, user accounts, and visitor tracking. You can set permissions, manage site settings, and view basic analytics. All admin routes are protected, and user activity is logged.

I built this as a full-feature CMS to explore how Laravel handles real-world structure and logic. The goal was to create something organized and usable, with proper access control and clean CRUD flows.

If you’re looking for a Laravel project with user roles, content tools, and an admin panel, TenEcho shows how all those pieces can come together.