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Free & open source React admin dashboard template with MUI components, JWT auth, and user management pages.

Free open-source Tailwind CSS and Next.js admin dashboard template with 8+ pages, dark mode, RTL, and authentication screens.
Uko React is a free, open-source admin dashboard template for React developers, built on MUI (Material UI v5) and providing JWT authentication, lazy-loaded pages, and user management screens out of the box.
Uko React (also called Uko Lite) is a free React admin dashboard template published by UI Lib, a vendor that also sells a larger paid version called Uko. The free template ships with a dashboard page, four user-management pages (profile, list, grid, and add user), session pages for sign-in and sign-up, and all MUI components as a UI kit. It uses React Router for navigation and React Hooks for state logic, and it supports lazy loading and code splitting so pages load on demand.
The free Uko Lite includes JWT auth, the dashboard, user pages, all MUI components, and session pages. The paid Uko version adds Firebase and Auth0 authentication, four dashboard variants (SaaS, Sales, Project Management v1 and v2), datatables in two styles, ecommerce management (products, orders, customers), an online store with shop/cart/checkout, invoice tools, project management pages, working apps like kanban, scrum, chat, and inbox, charts with eChart, Rechart, Victory, and React vis, plus informational pages (About, Contact, Pricing, Privacy) and six months of support.
Yes, the Uko Lite template is free and open source. You can download it from the UI Lib website and use it as a base for your React admin projects.
Uko Lite is the free version with JWT authentication, a dashboard, user management, and MUI components. The paid Uko adds Firebase and Auth0 login, multiple dashboards, ecommerce, project management, working apps, charts, and six months of support.
No, Uko React is built with React and uses React Router for navigation. It does not use Next.js; the repository may list Next.js in its topics, but the template itself is a client-side React application.
