Tusk is a fast macOS editor that understands PHP, Laravel, and Filament, with visual designers that write your Filament code for you.
Like every editor that sees routes and views as plain strings.
Tusk understands the strings Laravel and Filament resolve at runtime, like routes, views, config keys, and model columns, so completion and ⌘-click work where other editors see plain text. Its PHP language server is its own, written in Rust, and indexes a 23,000-file app in about a second.
The designers draw your resources, models, and navigation the way Filament does, and every change is a small edit to your own files. Comments and code they can't read stay as you wrote them.
Requests live in .http files your team commits with the code. Tusk writes them from route:list, with JSON bodies built from each FormRequest's rules.
.envThe Database tool window connects the way Laravel does. SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL drivers are built in, so there's no client to install.
Qwen2.5-Coder runs locally on your Mac's GPU. It reads the classes your file uses, so its suggestions call methods that exist. Press Tab to accept, or ⌘→ to take one word.
Stage single lines, commit, and push. Review GitHub pull requests with their checks, diffs, and threads, and comment right on the lines.
Tusk bundles its tools and compiles in its database drivers. PHP on your PATH is the only thing you bring.
Conditional breakpoints, watches, and exception filters, for tests, pages, and Sail.
Profile a test or a URL and find the slow function in a sortable call table.
Rename, extract, change signature, inline, and safe delete. Moving a file moves its class.
Press ⇧⇧ for classes, files, symbols, actions, and HTTP requests.
Mago and your project's Larastan check as you type; ⌥⏎ fixes what it can.
Search Packagist, require packages, and update outdated ones with a bundled Composer.
Full language servers for TypeScript, Vue, Svelte, and Astro, started on demand.
PhpStorm-like Dark and Light, Dracula, Catppuccin, Tokyo Night, and your VS Code themes.
Tusk does a lot, and most of it has only been tested by one person on a few apps. Expect bugs, especially in the designers. Use it on code that's in git, and tell us what breaks on GitHub. Every report helps.
Tusk is free to download. Try it on your app, and tell us what works and what doesn't.