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Flexy Free Material Angular

Free Angular admin template built with Angular Material and ApexCharts, fully responsive and open-source for building dashboards.

About this template

Flexy Free Material Angular is a free, open-source Angular admin dashboard template from WrapPixel that pairs Angular 19 with Angular Material and ApexCharts, giving developers a ready-to-run start for admin panels, SaaS dashboards, and internal tools.

What is Flexy Free Material Angular?

Flexy Free Material Angular is a free Angular admin template created by WrapPixel, distributed on GitHub with a live demo and full documentation. It takes Angular 19 as the application framework, Angular Material as the component library, and ApexCharts for data visualization, and outputs a fully responsive dashboard with pre-built pages for analytics, tables, forms, and more. The project's repository is available publicly on GitHub at wrappixel/spike-angular-free, and the template is suitable for both personal and commercial use.

Key Features

  • Angular 19 — The template runs on Angular 19 and the Angular CLI, with built-in routing, state management, and TypeScript support.
  • Angular Material — All UI components come from Angular Material, giving you pre-styled, accessible Material Design components without extra styling frameworks.
  • ApexCharts — Interactive, customizable charts for dashboards and analytics are included, covering line, area, and bar visualizations that respond to user input.
  • Responsive layout — The dashboard adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop widths using Angular Material's responsive grid and breakpoints.
  • TypeScript codebase — The entire template is written in TypeScript, which improves editor tooling, type safety, and long-term maintainability.
  • Modular structure — A clean, modular folder layout keeps components, services, and pages separated, making customization straightforward for developers.
  • Open-source free version — The free tier includes basic pre-designed pages and widgets; a paid Pro version adds multiple themes, dark mode, advanced widgets, multi-language support, user permissions, and real-time notifications.

Who is it for?

  • Angular developers — Build custom admin dashboards, internal tools, or back-office systems by extending the template's Angular Material components and routing structure.
  • Startups and small teams — Use it as a free starting point for SaaS dashboards, analytics views, or MVP admin panels that need a professional Material Design look without a design budget.
  • Data and analytics teams — Rely on the integrated ApexCharts to display KPIs, usage metrics, or business numbers with interactive charts out of the box.

Use cases

  • SaaS dashboard: Set up a dashboard layout with chart widgets and data tables to monitor subscriptions, revenue, or active users.
  • Internal admin panel: Manage content, users, or settings using Angular Material forms, dialogs, and navigation drawers.
  • Analytics reporting: Use ApexCharts to create interactive time-series or bar charts for weekly, monthly, or yearly reporting views.

How does installation work?

Clone the repository with git clone https://github.com/wrappixel/spike-angular-free.git, install dependencies with npm install, and start the development server with ng serve -o. A full documentation site, covering setup and customization, is published at wrappixel.github.io/free-documentation-wp/angular/flexy, and a free demo is available at flexy-angular-free.netlify.app/dashboard.

Free vs Pro version

The free version of Flexy includes the core Angular admin dashboard, basic widgets, and community support. The paid Pro version, also from WrapPixel, adds multiple theme options, dark mode and custom color skins, advanced widgets like weather and maps, additional UI components, advanced data visualizations, multi-language support, user roles and permissions, real-time notifications, and priority support. The comparison is documented on the WrapPixel product page, and a Pro demo is available for evaluation.

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