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Builder · Bootstrap
Tablecraft
Configure table columns, density, palettes, search, sorting and pagination. Export the exact preview as standalone HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript.
Builder · Bootstrap
Accessgrid
A role-permission workbench with isolated drafts, member previews, permission dependencies, last-admin protection, committed JSON export and undo.
Builder · Bootstrap
Querynest
Build typed AND/OR filter groups with live account previews, validation, JSON import/export and matching-row CSV. No SQL or code execution.
Builder · Bootstrap
Formweave
Build conditional text, email, select and checkbox fields, preview the exact standalone HTML, and export a form that keeps hidden questions out of responses.
UI kit · Bootstrap
Seatloom
An assigned-seat reservation component with keyboard navigation, blocked seats, party-size checks, final availability validation and reversible cancellation.
UI kit · Bootstrap
Stateframe
Four complete loading-state examples for dashboards, tables, product grids and inboxes, with timed transitions and standalone HTML exports.
UI kit · Bootstrap
Fallback
Five recovery patterns with working no-results, offline draft, failed attachment, permission and retry flows. Bootstrap 5 and vanilla JavaScript.
UI kit · Bootstrap
Papertrail
Editable quotations, purchase orders, delivery notes and packing slips with local drafts, precise totals, A4/Letter printing and standalone HTML export.
Template · Bootstrap
Flowpath
Four connected journeys for workspace onboarding, seat-based billing, appointment booking and checkout, sharing local drafts and immutable demo receipts.
Template · Bootstrap
Gatehouse
An event operations template with attendee registration, check-in, attendance exports, session capacity, conflicting-session checks and a desk activity log.
Template · Bootstrap
Hourledger
A weekly timesheet dashboard with work intervals, break deductions, overlap checks, submission locks, reviewer returns and approved project reports.
Template · Bootstrap
Loanroom
Track serialized equipment through checkout, overdue loans, returns and maintenance. Three Bootstrap 5 pages with local records and handover history.
Template · Bootstrap
Hirelane
A staff recruitment dashboard with role-based candidate pipeline, structured scorecards, offer acceptance, opening limits and conflict-checked interviews.
Builder · Bootstrap
Importbench
A local CSV import workbench with quoted-field parsing, column mapping, validation, duplicate checks, rejected-row exports and latest-batch rollback.
Template · Bootstrap
Routeboard
Assign deliveries to driver routes, enforce vehicle capacity, lock dispatched loads and record stop outcomes with completed-route snapshots.
Template · Bootstrap
Claimdesk
Itemized expense claims with receipt-reference checks, claim limits, submission locks, reviewer returns and approved snapshots. No payments are sent.
Template · Bootstrap
Shiftkind
Coordinate fictional volunteers with training and availability checks, shift capacity, attendance outcomes and service-hour snapshots from closed rosters.
Template · Bootstrap
Giftledger
Track campaign gifts, donor profiles and pledge balances with unique references, partial fulfillment, void history and downloadable demo acknowledgements.
Template · Bootstrap
Taskharbor
A connected project board with task prerequisites, completion checklists, owner workload limits, due dates, work notes and workload reporting.
Template · Bootstrap
Filegrove
A virtual file workspace with folders, rename and move rules, favorites, reversible trash batches, conflict-aware restore and metadata export.
Template · Bootstrap
Aftercare
A customer account template with order history, tracking, returns, addresses and saved products. Bootstrap 5, with browser-local demo workflows.
Template · Bootstrap
Servicepass
A restaurant dashboard for reservations, a waitlist, floor tables and kitchen tickets. Free Bootstrap 5 template with connected demo workflows.
Template · Bootstrap
Leaseboard
A rental operations dashboard with units, tenants, rent balances, work orders and inspections. Free Bootstrap 5 template with browser-local demo data.
Template · Bootstrap
Replydesk
A help desk template with ticket inbox, assignment, priorities, public replies, internal notes and a searchable knowledge base. Bootstrap 5.
Template · Bootstrap
Intake
A free Bootstrap 5 admissions dashboard with an applicant pipeline, document checklist, interview scheduling and offer states.
Template · Bootstrap
Measure
An exam interface with a question bank, timed paper, answer review, results and a teacher marking queue. Free Bootstrap 5 template.
Template · Bootstrap
Stockroom
A free inventory dashboard with stock levels, suppliers, purchase orders, partial receiving and a movement ledger. Bootstrap 5 and vanilla JS.
Template · Bootstrap
Daybook
A scheduling app template with a resource calendar, availability, booking, rescheduling and cancellations. Free Bootstrap 5 download.
Template · Bootstrap
Repflow
A free gym management system template: a Bootstrap 5 admin dashboard for a gym or fitness studio with members, class timetables, billing and a front-desk check-in kiosk.
Template · Bootstrap
Registrar
A free school management system template: a Bootstrap 5 admin dashboard for a school office with students, attendance registers, fee invoices and timetables.
Template · Bootstrap
Homeroom
A warm, six-page Bootstrap 5 student and parent portal for school management systems: timetable, assignments, grades, messages and a parent view.
Builder · Bootstrap
Gradebook
A teacher portal for a school management system or LMS: an editable spreadsheet gradebook, class cards, assignments with a rubric builder, a weekly lesson plan board and reports.
Template · Bootstrap
Rounds
A free hospital management system template with ward bed occupancy, patient records, an OPD appointment board, a bed map and a staff roster, built on Bootstrap 5 and vanilla JavaScript.
Template · Bootstrap
Frontdesk
A hotel property management dashboard for front-office teams: arrivals, reservations, a 14-night tape chart, room status, guest profiles and housekeeping tasks.
Template · Bootstrap
Northstar
Northstar is a five-page SaaS analytics dashboard (overview, revenue, cohorts, customers and settings) for teams that report on subscription revenue. It uses a top bar rather than a sidebar, and its 7, 30 and 9…
Template · Bootstrap
Cadence
Cadence is a CRM admin template across five pages: overview, pipeline, contacts, reports and settings. The overview shows four KPIs, a twelve-week weighted-pipeline chart, a stage funnel, recent activity and a …
Template · Bootstrap
Helm
Helm is the broadest of the Bootstrap 6 dashboards, an eight-page admin shell for SaaS back-offices, internal tools, store administration and analytics panels. The overview combines stat tiles, an SVG revenue c…
Template · Bootstrap
Console
Unlike the recycled 2015-era themes that still fill most 'free dashboard' results, Console is built to look like the ops panel a modern SaaS actually ships. It pairs a fixed, collapsible sidebar with a command-…
Template · Bootstrap
AdminLTE 4
The longest-running free admin template there is, and still the reference point most others are measured against. Version 4 is a Bootstrap 5 rebuild: no jQuery, a filterable sidebar, three dashboard variants, a…
Template · Bootstrap
ArchitectUI Dashboard HTML
A denser, more application-like take than most free dashboards: a fixed sidebar with grouped navigation, a stacked header, and an analytics page carrying real widget variety — performance cards, an agents table…
Template · React
ArchitectUI Dashboard React
The same design system as the HTML edition, rebuilt as React components with routing already wired and a CRM dashboard as the landing view. Useful if your front end is React and you would rather start from comp…
Template · Vue
ArchitectUI Dashboard Vue
ArchitectUI as Vue single-file components, with the analytics dashboard, the sidebar navigation and the shared element library carried across so a project can move between the HTML and Vue editions without a re…
Template · Angular
ArchitectUI Dashboard Angular
The Angular edition, kept current with recent Angular releases rather than left on whichever version it launched with — the usual failure mode for free Angular admin themes. Same analytics dashboard, tables, fo…
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Admin dashboards are the hardest interface to fake. A marketing page can hide behind big type and a hero image, but a backend UI has to survive dense tables, live charts, deep navigation and forms that people use for hours a day. Everything on this page is designed and maintained in-house by uiCookies, so what you see in the demo is the same considered, data-first UI you download — not a stock theme with our name on it.
Need only the building blocks? Our dashboard widgets include KPI cards, SVG charts with data tables, progress rings and activity feeds in CSS, Bootstrap 5 and Tailwind 4.
A good admin template earns its keep on the details: a sidebar that collapses cleanly and still makes sense on a phone, charts and tables built to hold real data instead of three tidy placeholder rows, a light/dark mode that actually remembers your choice, and a component set you can extend without fighting the markup. We build for that day-to-day reality rather than the screenshot.
Browse 34 free admin applications plus companion UI kits below. Each includes a live demo and editable frontend source for personal and commercial projects. uiCookies downloads require a one-time email confirmation; newsletter signup is optional. External download requirements may differ. The demos use sample data and need your own backend for production. Framework and workflow filters help you choose a starting point.
The templates
Giftledger
Giftledger is a donor and pledge dashboard for a fictional community fund. Three pages separate campaign progress, donor profiles and promises, and recorded gifts. Active gifts increase campaign totals, while pledges remain outstanding until a matching gift is linked. Amounts use integer cents, references must be unique and a linked gift cannot exceed the pledge balance or belong to a different donor or campaign. Voiding an entry requires a reason and reverses the related totals without deleting history. Downloadable demo acknowledgements keep the public credit captured when the gift was recorded. Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript power the browser-local interface; no money, receipt or donor message is processed.
Taskharbor
Taskharbor is a project task dashboard with a board, detailed task workspace and workload report. Tasks belong to a project and owner, carry a due date and estimate, and include completion checks and prerequisites. Dependency cycles are rejected, Done requires every prerequisite and checklist item, and each person can hold at most two tasks in progress. A completed prerequisite cannot be reopened while a completed dependent relies on it. Work notes remain beside the task and the workload report summarizes open estimates and overdue items. The Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript template extends existing Kanban cards into a connected project application using fictional browser-local data.
Filegrove
Filegrove is a virtual file management dashboard with a folder browser, favorites and reversible trash. Users can create metadata items, rename or move them, star useful paths and download a metadata record. Sibling names must be unique, invalid names are rejected and folders cannot move into themselves or descendants. Trashing a folder retains its active subtree as one batch. Restore checks the original parent and name collisions before restoring that batch, while favorites return with their items. Built with Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, the three-page template extends existing file-tree and upload components with connected organization workflows. It manages fictional metadata only and never uploads, edits or deletes actual files.
Routeboard
Routeboard is a delivery dispatch dashboard for a fictional local operation. Three pages connect the waiting-delivery desk, a driver route and completed-route history. Assignments enforce vehicle capacity and prevent one parcel from joining multiple routes. Dispatching locks the load, while each stop records either delivery or a failed attempt with a required reason. A route closes only after every stop has an outcome and stores a separate snapshot for JSON export. The template complements Stockroom inventory and Aftercare customer tracking with a staff-side driver handover. Built with Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, it uses browser-local records without carrier requests, live locations, route optimization or actual dispatch messages.
Claimdesk
Claimdesk is an expense claim dashboard for a fictional team member and reviewer. Three pages cover the claim register, editable line items and a review queue. Expenses record a date, category, amount and receipt reference, with totals calculated in integer cents. A clearly labelled demo policy requires receipt references from $25, caps a claim at $500 and rejects repeated references within a claim or another submitted claim. Submission locks the lines; returning requires a reason, while approval creates an immutable snapshot for JSON download. Built with Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, the template uses local records without real receipt uploads, reimbursement, accounting entries or staff authentication.
Shiftkind
Shiftkind is a volunteer coordination dashboard for a fictional community pantry. Three pages connect shift coverage, a volunteer directory and completed service records. Assignments check role training, availability, capacity and overlapping shifts before adding a volunteer to a roster. Editing readiness cannot invalidate an existing open-shift commitment. Coordinators record attendance or a no-show for each assignment and close a shift only when every outcome is known. Service minutes are credited from the saved completion snapshot, with no hours for no-shows. Built with Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, the template complements public nonprofit signup pages with a staff workspace and stores only fictional browser-local records.
Gatehouse
Gatehouse is an event operations dashboard for the staff desk behind a conference. Three pages cover attendee lookup and registration, ticket check-in, session reservations and a local activity log. Staff can find a fictional attendee by name, email or reference, record an arrival once, undo an accidental check-in and export attendance. Session reservations enforce room capacity, reject duplicate bookings and prevent an attendee from holding overlapping sessions. The dashboard complements uiCookies’ public conference and festival websites rather than repeating their marketing pages. Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript power the interface, and all changes remain in this browser. No real ticket, email, payment or attendee record is submitted.
Hourledger
Hourledger is a timesheet and approval dashboard for a fictional team member. Three pages connect work entry, reviewer decisions and approved reporting for a fixed sample week. Entries record a date, project, start and end time, break and work note; the interface rejects overlapping intervals and calculates net time in whole minutes. Submitting the week locks editing. A reviewer can return it with a required reason or approve an immutable snapshot, which supplies the project totals and CSV export. The template uses Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript with browser-local persistence. It includes no payroll calculation, real reviewer authentication or message delivery, and complements the existing scheduling templates with a separate time-approval workflow.
Loanroom
Loanroom is an equipment lending dashboard for a fictional studio or shared workspace. Three pages connect a serialized asset register, active loans and returns, and maintenance holds. Staff can add equipment with a unique serial, check out an available item, inspect overdue loans and record its return condition. An item returned needing service stays unavailable until a resolution is recorded. Closed loans keep their own condition and return note so later maintenance does not rewrite the handover history. The template uses Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript with local demo records. It complements Stockroom’s inventory and purchasing workflows by tracking individual reusable items, borrowers and their return paths instead of consumable stock.
Hirelane
Hirelane is a staff recruitment dashboard for reviewing fictional job applications. Three pages connect a role-filtered candidate pipeline, a detailed candidate record and an interview diary. Reviewers record three ratings with supporting evidence before an application can move to an offer. Hiring requires accepted-offer confirmation and an unfilled opening for that role, while rejection requires a decision note. The diary checks both candidate and interviewer availability for 45-minute meetings. Hirelane complements the existing Roster and Shortlist public job boards and differs from Intake’s school admissions workflow. Built with Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, the template stores only local demo records and makes no automated ranking, real hiring decision or candidate contact.
Flowpath
Flowpath is an application workflow bundle that connects four existing interface patterns into one journey. Workspace onboarding records an owner and email address, plan selection calculates seat-based monthly or annual pricing, appointment booking checks a fictional schedule, and checkout reviews all three before confirmation. Each screen shares a browser-local draft, so choices carry across navigation and remain editable until the final step. Confirmation stores a separate receipt snapshot and marks the demo appointment unavailable for subsequent journeys in the same browser. Built with Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, this four-page kit collects no card data and sends no real payment, message or calendar invitation.
Aftercare
Aftercare is a customer account front end for a fictional homeware shop, extending the shopping journey after checkout. Five pages cover order history, individual orders with shipment tracking and printable summaries, return requests, an address book and saved products. A delivered order can create a return only within the demo return window and only for quantities not already requested. Pending requests can be cancelled, processing orders can be cancelled, and historical shipping addresses stay attached to their orders when the address book changes. Built on Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, the template saves fictional changes in the browser. It has no authentication, shop backend, carrier connection or payment processing.
Servicepass
Servicepass is a restaurant operations interface for the fictional Juniper Dining Room. Four pages connect the shift overview, reservation book with a waiting list, floor tables and kitchen tickets. Reservations need a table with enough seats and no overlapping active booking. The floor checks the fixed demo service clock before seating a reservation, keeps reset tables unavailable and prevents closing a table while its kitchen tickets still need service. Tickets move through queued, cooking, ready and served states, with a separate void action. Waiting parties can be seated at a suitable available table. Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript power the browser-local demo; it has no real reservation, POS or kitchen backend.
Leaseboard
Leaseboard is a staff-facing rental operations dashboard that complements a property management company website or tenant portal. Five pages cover portfolio units, tenancy records, a rent ledger, maintenance work orders and scheduled inspections. New tenancies can occupy only vacant units and create a labelled full-month demo rent charge. Recorded payments cannot exceed the outstanding invoice balance. Work orders track vendor assignment, progress and resolution notes. Inspection slots are checked for inspector and unit conflicts; completion records a checklist and result, with an optional maintenance follow-up. Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript power the fictional browser-local demo. It has no payment, legal, tenant-screening or property-management backend.
Replydesk
Replydesk is a help desk application front end for a fictional product support team. Four pages connect the ticket inbox, a conversation workspace, a searchable knowledge base and individual help articles. Staff can create a demo ticket, filter by queue or priority, assign an owner and add either a public reply or an internal note. Resolving a ticket requires an assigned owner and a public response after the latest customer message. Knowledge articles can be inserted into a reply draft, and article feedback is remembered in the browser. Built on Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, the template stores fictional records locally and sends no actual messages or support requests.
Intake
Intake is a school admissions dashboard for an office that needs to follow each application from first enquiry to an accepted offer. Four pages cover an overview, a searchable applicant directory, an individual application with a document checklist and activity history, and an interview diary. The fictional Harbourview Academy has applications for several year groups, with missing documents, review stages and booked interviews. Staff can add applicants, check documents, move an application through the pipeline and book interviews with conflict checks. It runs on self-hosted Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript, with light and dark modes. All changes are browser-local demo data; no admissions decisions or messages are sent.
Measure
Measure is a five-page exam and assessment interface for a fictional learning provider. The assessment overview opens a six-question paper with multiple-choice and written answers. A question bank supports search, type filters and adding a question to the demo bank; the exam runner saves answers, flags questions for review and keeps an absolute 20-minute deadline across reloads. Submission grades the objective questions and sends the written answers to a local marking queue. The result page separates confirmed marks from marks still awaiting review. Teachers can record written marks and feedback, then see the final total. Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript power the interface, with no backend or authentication.
Stockroom
Stockroom is an inventory management front end for a fictional independent supply business. Five pages connect a stock overview, searchable product list, purchase orders, suppliers and an inventory movement ledger. Staff can add a product, record an issue or count correction, create a purchase order and receive it in parts. Every receipt updates the on-hand quantity, remaining order balance and movement history together, while issues cannot take stock below zero. Low-stock alerts link directly into a purchase order form. The interface uses self-hosted Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript with no charting library, no jQuery and no build step. All records and changes are browser-local demo data.
Daybook
Daybook is a four-page appointment scheduling application for a fictional studio. A resource calendar shows a five-day week with team filters and week navigation; the booking list supports search, status filters, CSV export, rescheduling and cancellation. Availability settings define working days, start and end times and a lunch break for each advisor. A booking form offers 30- or 60-minute appointments only when the entire interval fits those hours and does not overlap another confirmed appointment. Cancelling frees the slot, while rescheduling checks conflicts before moving it. Self-hosted Bootstrap 5.3.8 and vanilla JavaScript keep the download buildless. All appointments are saved in this browser only.
Repflow
Repflow is a gym management system, shown for a fictional two-club gym with 1,846 members. The dashboard tracks check-ins today, active members, monthly recurring revenue and memberships ending soon, with a peak-hours heatmap, a class occupancy chart and a revenue trend, all drawn in SVG from small data arrays with a table view for each chart.
Its seven pages add a member directory with filters, sorting, pagination and CSV export, member profiles with freeze and renew dialogs, a class timetable, billing with failed-payment retries, a check-in kiosk and staff sign-in. Bootstrap 5, vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery, with a collapsible sidebar and light and dark modes.
Registrar
Registrar is a school management system front end for the office staff who handle enrollment, attendance and fees, and the first of five industry-specific dashboards here. The fictional Harbourview Academy gives it realistic volume, 652 students in 24 classes, across seven pages: a dashboard with enrollment, attendance, fees collected and staff present, a student directory, individual profiles with guardians, grades and a fee ledger, a morning register, fee invoices, a weekly timetable by class or teacher, and a staff sign-in page. It suits developers prototyping a student information system or school ERP.
The register marks each pupil Present, Absent or Late with a live summary, and saved registers persist in localStorage; new students and payments last only for the open tab until you connect a back end. The timetable never books a teacher twice. Demo data comes from small arrays in js/main.js you can swap for API calls. Bootstrap 5, vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery, SVG charts.
Homeroom
Homeroom covers the other side of a school system: the portal students and parents sign in to, rather than the back office. Six pages follow a student's week. The home screen shows today's lessons on a timeline, an attendance ring, recent grades and announcements; assignments sort into To do, Submitted and Graded with a detail drawer and rubric; a report card has term tabs and a grade-trend chart; then come a weekly timetable, a two-pane messages inbox, and a parent view that switches between two children to show fees, permission slips and attendance alerts.
The timeline reads the device clock to mark finished, current and next lessons, and outside school hours the demo fixes the time so a live lesson still shows. On phones the side rail becomes a bottom tab bar. Submissions, payments and messages are front-end only, so nothing uploads or charges. Warm indigo and coral with rounded Nunito headings. Bootstrap 5, vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery.
Gradebook
Gradebook is the teacher's view, for a school management system, LMS or tutoring platform that needs a marking front end. It has six pages: a daily dashboard with the timetable, a marking queue, a class averages chart and a quick register; class cards showing averages and next lessons; the markbook grid itself; assignments with a rubric builder; a Monday-to-Friday lesson plan board; and a class performance report with a grade histogram, top and at-risk students and a comparison across classes. Every class, student and mark comes from one small data set in js/main.js.
The markbook behaves like a spreadsheet: type marks into cells, move with the arrow keys, Enter and Tab, undo with Ctrl+Z, and watch averages recalculate, with sticky headers and a color scale you can switch off. Edits persist in the browser and export to CSV, but nothing reaches a server until you connect one. Bootstrap 5, vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery.
Rounds
Rounds takes the same approach into healthcare as a hospital management system template. Seven pages mirror a hospital's day: an overview for the bed meeting, with occupancy by ward, patient flow, emergency department triage, critical alerts and staff on duty; an inpatient list with filters, CSV export and an admit-patient form; a patient record; an outpatient appointment board by doctor and 30-minute slot; a ward bed map; a weekly staff roster covering early, late, night and on-call shifts; and a sign-in page. Healthcare startups can use it to design an admin panel before a backend exists.
The patient record is the most detailed screen, with a wristband-style header, an allergy banner, a 72-hour vitals chart styled like a bedside monitor and lab results with range bars and abnormal flags. Charts are keyboard accessible with data-table fallbacks. Every form updates the page only, and all records are fictional. Bootstrap 5, vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery.
Frontdesk
Frontdesk brings the same thinking to hospitality: a hotel management system for the front office of a fictional 48-room property, The Harlow Hotel. Its seven pages cover a dashboard with occupancy, arrivals and departures, ADR, RevPAR and a stacked weekly revenue chart; a reservations table with search, source and date-range filters and CSV export; a 14-night tape chart; a room status board by floor; guest profiles with preferences and stay history; housekeeping tasks with attendant workloads; and a sign-in page. It fits inns, hostels and serviced apartments as well as hotels.
Staff can check guests in from today's arrivals list and watch the counts update, flip rooms between clean and dirty, and price a new booking with tax, extras and deposit as they type. The tape chart renders from a JSON block you can replace with PMS data. Forms change the page only. Charcoal, ivory and brass in light and dark themes. Bootstrap 5, vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery.
Northstar
Northstar is a five-page SaaS analytics dashboard (overview, revenue, cohorts, customers and settings) for teams that report on subscription revenue. It uses a top bar rather than a sidebar, and its 7, 30 and 90-day range control really does recalculate the page: KPIs, deltas against the preceding period of equal length, the SVG revenue chart and the MRR movement waterfall all come from one 90-day dataset. The revenue page adds annual run rate, quick ratio and a plan table, cohorts shows retention as a heat map, and customers is a filterable table with health scores.
The numbers are built to stay honest: at 90 days, with no earlier window to compare, the delta card says so instead of showing 0%, and the waterfall states that opening plus movements equals closing. Settings exposes the MRR counting rules. Charts are hand-built SVG with no library to remove. Bootstrap 6 (alpha, pinned build), vanilla ESM JavaScript, light and dark modes.
Cadence
Cadence is a CRM admin template across five pages: overview, pipeline, contacts, reports and settings. The overview shows four KPIs, a twelve-week weighted-pipeline chart, a stage funnel, recent activity and a task list with a live open count. The pipeline board runs from lead through qualified, proposal and negotiation to closed won, and each stage declares a win probability and an expected deal age. Contacts is a filterable table that stacks on phones, reports break the pipeline down by owner and stage conversion, and settings holds editable stages, profile details and notification switches.
Move a deal by dragging, with the arrow buttons on its card or with the arrow keys, and the open pipeline, weighted forecast, deal count and stalled count update together; closed-won deals stay out of the open total. The sidebar collapses to an icon rail it remembers and becomes a drawer on phones. Bootstrap 6 (alpha, pinned build), vanilla ESM JavaScript, SVG and CSS charts.
Helm
Helm is the broadest of the Bootstrap 6 dashboards, an eight-page admin shell for SaaS back-offices, internal tools, store administration and analytics panels. The overview combines stat tiles, an SVG revenue chart, a conic-gradient conversion donut, a weekday bar chart and recent orders. Analytics adds sessions, an acquisition breakdown and top pages; orders is a searchable table with an indeterminate select-all and a bulk-action bar; forms exercises Combobox, Datepicker, OTP, password strength and range controls. Profile, tabbed settings, a sign-in screen and a 404 page complete the set.
Tables use Bootstrap 6's new stacked style, reflowing into blocks with labels on a phone instead of scrolling sideways, and the mobile menu is a native dialog Drawer. There is no chart library: lines are inline SVG and bars are CSS. The forms and sign-in screen are front-end only until you wire them to your backend. Bootstrap 6 (alpha, pinned build), vanilla ESM JavaScript, light and dark modes.
Console
Unlike the recycled 2015-era themes that still fill most 'free dashboard' results, Console is built to look like the ops panel a modern SaaS actually ships. It pairs a fixed, collapsible sidebar with a command-bar topbar and a full set of working widgets — KPI stat cards with inline sparklines, two live Chart.js graphs, a sortable orders table, an activity feed and a task tracker — so you inherit real components, not empty boxes. It's aimed at teams standing up an internal tool or product backend who want a genuinely data-dense starting point, and its vanilla-JS light/dark theme remembers each visitor's choice with no framework in the way.
More free admin dashboards from the family
The nine dashboards above are ours. These five are not — they come from our sister sites, AdminLTE.io and DashboardPack, and they are listed here because between them they cover the stacks a static Bootstrap template cannot. All five are free, and all five are maintained rather than abandoned at launch.
AdminLTE 4
The longest-running free admin template there is, and still the reference point most others are measured against. Version 4 is a Bootstrap 5 rebuild: no jQuery, a filterable sidebar, three dashboard variants, and the deep set of UI elements, form layouts, tables and chart pages that made the original worth using.
It is the right pick when you want breadth — mailbox screens, auth pages, multi-level navigation and widget pages already built, rather than a handsome dashboard and nothing behind it. MIT licensed, maintained on GitHub by our team at AdminLTE.io.
ArchitectUI Dashboard HTML
A denser, more application-like take than most free dashboards: a fixed sidebar with grouped navigation, a stacked header, and an analytics page carrying real widget variety — performance cards, an agents table with inline status pills and progress bars, a helpdesk panel and a timeline.
Plain HTML, CSS and Bootstrap, so it drops into a Blade, Django or Express view with no build step. From DashboardPack, our sister site; a paid Pro edition exists, so check which pages are in the free tier before you plan around one.
ArchitectUI Dashboard React
The same design system as the HTML edition, rebuilt as React components with routing already wired and a CRM dashboard as the landing view. Useful if your front end is React and you would rather start from components than convert static markup by hand.
This one does need Node and a build step, unlike the HTML edition — worth knowing if the point of choosing a free template was avoiding a toolchain. From DashboardPack.
ArchitectUI Dashboard Vue
ArchitectUI as Vue single-file components, with the analytics dashboard, the sidebar navigation and the shared element library carried across so a project can move between the HTML and Vue editions without a redesign.
Pick it when the backend team wants markup they recognise and the front end is already on Vue. From DashboardPack.
ArchitectUI Dashboard Angular
The Angular edition, kept current with recent Angular releases rather than left on whichever version it launched with — the usual failure mode for free Angular admin themes. Same analytics dashboard, tables, forms, charts and widget pages as the rest of the family.
Angular templates age faster than static ones, so an actively updated free option is worth more here than in any other stack. From DashboardPack.
Companion application UI kits
For conditional forms and assigned seating, use these two focused workbenches:
- Formweave — conditional form authoring with standalone HTML export.
- Seatloom — assigned seating, keyboard selection and cancellable reservations.
For staged role editing and composable data filters, use these two focused workbenches:
- Accessgrid — draft role permissions, effective-access previews and JSON export.
- Querynest — typed AND/OR filter groups, result previews and validated query export.
Need to bring CSV records into an application? Importbench adds local parsing, column mapping, row validation, duplicate checks and latest-batch rollback, with a visible review before committing.
Use these focused kits alongside a dashboard. They provide complete screen states, document layouts and configurable code rather than additional dashboard designs.
- Stateframe — complete loading states for dashboard, table, product and inbox screens.
- Fallback — empty, offline, upload, permission and request recovery flows.
- Papertrail — printable quotations, purchase orders, delivery notes and packing slips.
- Tablecraft — a live table configurator with standalone code export.
How to choose
Choose by workflow when the domain is already clear. Intake covers school admissions, Measure covers practice assessment and teacher marking, Stockroom covers purchasing and inventory, and Daybook covers advisor availability and appointment scheduling. Each includes connected screens and working browser-local demo interactions, rather than only a general dashboard shell.
Judge an admin template by its components under load, not its screenshot. The parts that decide whether you keep or delete it are the unglamorous ones: does the data table sort, paginate and stay readable at 200 rows; do the charts redraw on resize and in dark mode; does the sidebar navigation handle nested sections and collapse without breaking the layout on mobile. Open the live demo, resize the window, toggle the theme and imagine your own messy data in every widget before you commit — a dashboard that only looks good with placeholder content is a liability the day you plug in production numbers.
Watch for two traps that are common in 'free dashboard' searches. The first is the framework lock-in: many free admin kits are really React or Vue starters that need a Node toolchain and a build step before you can change a heading. The second is the jQuery-era theme dressed up in a new thumbnail — bloated, plugin-dependent and awkward to maintain. A static, jQuery-free Bootstrap build sidesteps both. Because it's just HTML, CSS and vanilla JS, you can drop the markup straight into a Laravel Blade layout, a Django template, a Rails view or a Node/Express partial with no compile step, and your backend team can wire it up without learning the front-end's tooling first.
Once you've picked one, plan for the customization work up front. Prefer templates that theme through CSS custom properties so your brand colors are a few variable changes rather than a find-and-replace across every file, and confirm the dark mode persists via localStorage so it survives a reload. For performance, keep charts lazy — initialize them when their panel is visible rather than all at once on page load — and swap the demo's hard-coded data arrays for a small fetch to your API, which is usually the only JavaScript you need to touch. Finally, check the basics that get skipped: keyboard-navigable menus, labelled form controls and enough color contrast in both themes, since a dashboard is a tool people live in, not a page they glance at.
The three Bootstrap 6 dashboards sit alongside Console rather than replacing it. Helm is the nearest match, a general admin shell with orders, analytics and forms pages, while Console stays the choice for a stable Bootstrap 5 base with Chart.js graphs already wired. Northstar and Cadence are narrower, built for SaaS revenue reporting and a sales pipeline respectively. All three depend on a Bootstrap 6 alpha build for current browsers, so treat them as a head start on v6; AdminLTE and ArchitectUI cover other stacks.
Repflow, Registrar, Homeroom, Gradebook, Rounds and Frontdesk are industry-specific rather than general-purpose. Where Helm and Console are admin shells you adapt to any product, these arrive with a sector's screens already built: the school office, the student and parent portal and the teacher's markbook, a hospital's beds and patient records, a hotel's reservations and housekeeping, and a gym's members, classes and check-in desk. All six run on stable Bootstrap 5 with vanilla JavaScript, like Console, but draw their charts as inline SVG rather than with Chart.js.
Frequently asked questions
Are these admin templates really free for commercial projects?
Yes. Every dashboard here is free to download and free to use in commercial and client work, including internal SaaS tools and paid products. There's no separate 'pro' version withholding the components you actually need.
Do I need Node, React or a build step to use them?
No. They're static Bootstrap 5 with vanilla JavaScript, so you can edit the HTML and CSS directly and open the files in a browser. There's nothing to compile, and no framework toolchain to install first.
Are the dashboards responsive on tablets and phones?
Yes. The layouts are mobile-first Bootstrap 5, so the sidebar collapses, tables scroll and cards reflow down to small screens. Admin UIs get used on the go, so this is tested rather than assumed.
How do I connect a template to my own backend or data?
The demo widgets are driven by plain JavaScript data, so you replace the sample arrays with a fetch to your API and the charts and tables render your real values. Because the markup is framework-agnostic, it also drops cleanly into Laravel, Django, Rails or Node views as partials.
Do they include a dark mode?
Console ships a built-in light/dark theme toggle written in vanilla JavaScript, and it remembers each visitor's choice between visits via localStorage. The charts and components are styled for both modes, not just the light one. Registrar, Homeroom, Gradebook, Rounds and Frontdesk also come with light and dark themes, and Northstar, Cadence and Helm have light and dark modes too.
Will an admin template like this slow my app down?
It shouldn't. Dropping jQuery for vanilla JS removes a common dependency, and the only heavier piece is the chart library, which you can lazy-load when a panel becomes visible. Keeping the front end static also means your server does less work per request.
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