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Open-source Next.js admin starter kit with Tailwind CSS, Supabase, MongoDB, and Prisma for rapid dashboard development.

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Nextkit Admin Starter Kit is an open-source Next.js admin dashboard template from Wrappixel that bundles Supabase, MongoDB, and Prisma ORM to give developers a pre-wired frontend-to-backend foundation for building dashboards and internal tools.
Nextkit Admin Starter Kit is a free, open-source admin template built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS. It includes two packages in the repository—one powered by Supabase, and another powered by MongoDB—both using Prisma as the ORM for database access. The template ships with pre-designed pages like dashboards, login, user profiles, and error pages, plus Flowbite UI components and ApexCharts for data visualization.
Full-stack developers and frontend engineers who want a jump-started admin dashboard with real database connectivity will find this template useful. It's also a good fit for SaaS teams building internal panels, CMS backends, or analytics dashboards. Because the kit provides both Supabase and MongoDB versions, developers can choose the backend that matches their production stack.
Start by cloning the repository and choosing the package that matches your backend. Install dependencies with npm install, then overwrite the environment variables with real database credentials. Finally, run npm run dev to launch the development server. Detailed documentation is available via the official Wrappixel documentation link.
Yes, the template is open-source and distributed freely under Wrappixel's GitHub repository. You can clone it, modify it, and use it in commercial projects.
Yes. The repository contains two separate packages: one configured with Supabase (PostgreSQL) and one with MongoDB. Each includes the appropriate database setup and environment variables.
The kit uses Tailwind CSS for utility-first styling, Flowbite for prebuilt UI components, ApexCharts for charts, and Tabler Icons for iconography.
Clone the repository, switch to your preferred package folder, run npm install, set the environment variables with your real credentials, and start the development server with npm run dev.
Yes, the repository includes a "Deploy with Vercel" button that clones the Supabase package directly, making it easy to deploy a live admin dashboard on Vercel.
