Sparrowhawk wing mark

Sparrowhawk Labs

"No limit to the speed of building."

Open-source tools for the Laravel TALL stack — Tailwind, Alpine, Laravel, Livewire. Built in the heat of client work, then forged into packages anyone can use.

View on GitHub MIT License ● Laravel ecosystem

Sparrowhawk Labs ships two related-but-distinct brand systems under one roof — the Sparrowhawk wizard-tools axis, and the Pinion plugin family (pinion = 風切り羽, the primary feather a sparrowhawk steers with).

The Sparrowhawk axis · wizard tools
Sparrowhawk framework

Sparrowhawk

Planned

A canonical TALL-stack app framework — what sits between bare Laravel and Filament/Nova. Conventions, a production-ready skeleton, integration glue, and a catalog of canonical patterns.

GitHub ↗
Sparrowhawk Studio

Sparrowhawk Studio

Planned · SaaS

The Sparrowhawk-native visual builder. Drag-and-drop assembly that emits canonical Sparrowhawk code — the same plain Livewire / Alpine / Blade you'd hand-write, generated faster.

Coming later — a hosted workbench.
The Pinion family · plugins
Pinion UI

Pinion UI

● Packagist

A Blade UI component library on Tailwind v4 + daisyUI v5 + Alpine.js. 56 ready-to-use components, 37 domain themes and an 11-preset Tune token system — 814 looks from two HTML attributes.

Playground ↗ GitHub ↗ Packagist ↗
Pinion Icons

Pinion Icons

● Packagist

A unified icon system for Laravel Blade. One <x-i> tag, four built-in libraries, and a swap-the-variant trick across Solar line art, Fluent emoji and 8-bit pixel art. 7,400+ icons.

GitHub ↗ Packagist ↗

The name

The project draws its name from Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea — a young wizard, Sparrowhawk, whose path from apprentice to mage mirrors a developer learning to wield powerful tools with care. The true name motif fits open source: name a thing well, and you can work with it.