Findash is a Material UI (MUI) theme for Next.js that provides a set of pre-built responsive pages centered on a financial dashboard and admin interface. It takes a fresh or existing Next.js project and adds ready-made layouts for common product screens, including dashboards, pricing, authentication, blog, and checkout. The template is maintained under the GitHub repository "nextjs-mui" by Dykraf, is written in JavaScript, and its live preview is hosted on Netlify.
What makes Findash stand out?
- Twelve pre-built pages — Dashboard, Cards, Pricing, Sign In, Sign Up, Sign In Side, Blog, About, Albums, Gallery, Chart, and Checkout are all included as navigable routes.
- Charts component — A dedicated chart page and chart components are bundled so you can visualize data in the dashboard without building charts separately.
- Mobile responsive layout — Every page is designed to adapt to small screens, making the theme usable on phones and tablets.
- HTML5 semantic markup — Pages are constructed with semantic HTML tags, which improves accessibility and SEO compared to relying solely on divs.
- Ready-to-use UI elements — Buttons, icons, and cards are included, saving time when assembling forms, pricing tables, and content blocks.
- Documentation and about pages — The theme ships with an about page and a documentation page accessible from the demo site.
Who should use Findash?
- Developers starting a Next.js project can use Findash as a foundation, replacing demo content with their own data and APIs.
- Startups building a financial or admin product can quickly stand up a dashboard, chart view, and authentication flow with a consistent MUI look.
- Freelancers and agencies delivering marketing sites can combine the blog, about, gallery, and album pages to produce a complete company website quickly.
- Design-minded developers who want a Semantic HTML baseline can benefit from the accessible markup and component organization.
What can you do with Findash?
- Assemble an admin dashboard: Use the dashboard and chart pages to display key metrics, tables, and charts in a single interface.
- Build a marketing website: Combine the blog, about, gallery, album, and pricing pages to create a full public-facing site.
- Add user authentication: The sign-in, sign-up, and sign-in-side pages provide three distinct authentication layout options.
- Create a checkout flow: Use the checkout page to handle purchasing steps such as address, payment, and review.
Alternatives
For other MUI-based options, MUI's official free templates are listed on the mui.com getting-started templates page, which includes additional dashboards and blog layouts built with the same component library.
FAQ
What is Findash?
Findash is a Material UI theme for Next.js that provides pre-designed pages for a financial dashboard, admin panels, and marketing sites. It includes chart components and uses HTML5 semantic tags, with a live demo hosted on Netlify.
What pages does Findash include?
Findash includes twelve pages: dashboard, cards, pricing, sign in, sign up, sign in side, blog, about, albums, gallery, chart, and checkout. These cover common admin, e-commerce, and content-site needs.
What technology stack does Findash use?
Findash uses Next.js as the React framework, Material UI (MUI) for components and styling, and JavaScript as the primary language. It does not rely on Tailwind CSS or other CSS frameworks.
Where can I see Findash in action?
The live demo is at nextjs-mui-theme.netlify.app, with direct links to each page from the repository README. The demo also includes about and documentation pages for guidance.
