Volt React Dashboard

Volt React Dashboard is a free and open source React.js admin dashboard template and UI library built on Bootstrap 5 by Themesberg, delivering over 100 React UI components and 10 example pages for creating dashboards and admin panels.

What is Volt React Dashboard?

Volt React Dashboard is a React.js admin dashboard template and UI library from Themesberg, built on Bootstrap 5 and extending the react-bootstrap library. It accepts data-driven props — arrays of objects for tasks, messages, notifications, transactions, and team members — and renders styled React components, making it straightforward to connect the UI to a backend API. The project runs in a standard React development environment, with routing configured via src/routes.js and pages organized under src/pages.

Key Features

• Over 100 React components — Buttons, form elements, alerts, modals, tabs, navigation bars, date pickers, progress bars, accordions, tables, and charts, each custom-styled as an extension of Bootstrap 5 using Sass variables and mixins.
• 10 example dashboard pages — Includes dashboard overview, transactions, settings, bootstrap tables, sign in, sign up, forgot password, reset password, lock profile, 404, 500 server error, and documentation pages.
• Bootstrap 5 without jQuery — Based on the latest Bootstrap 5 CSS framework, which drops jQuery, adds RTL support, and introduces the utility API.
• Data-driven component architecture — Data for notifications, transactions, team members, and pages is stored as arrays in src/data, passed into components as props, so you can replace them with API responses.
• Sass-based customization — Source includes src/scss/volt with Sass files; you can override variables to rebrand the dashboard, as shown in Themesberg's tutorial.
• Integrated live code editor — The documentation includes a live code editor component (CodeEditor.js) for experimenting with components directly in the browser.
• Support for Yarn and NPM — Quick start works with both package managers: yarn install/npm install, then yarn start/npm run start.
• MIT licensed — Free to use under the MIT License from Themesberg (Crafty Dwarf LLC).

Who is it for?

• React developers who need a pre-built set of Bootstrap 5 UI components to build dashboards or internal tools faster.
• SaaS teams that want a functional dashboard with example pages for transactions, settings, and authentication flows they can adapt.
• Front-end designers who want a customizable, responsive admin template whose Sass variables let them match a brand.

What can you do with it?

• SaaS founders: Launch an admin interface with dashboard, transactions, settings, and auth pages using the provided example routes.
• Developers: Wire the data-driven components to a live API by replacing the arrays in src/data with fetch responses or state.
• Agency developers: Rebrand the template by editing Sass variables, then generate a production bundle with yarn build or npm run build.

How does it work?

To get started, clone or download the project, then run yarn install or npm install to install dependencies. Use yarn start or npm run start to launch the development server at http://localhost:3000, and yarn build or npm run build to create production files after changing the homepage field in package.json to your domain.

Pricing

Volt React Dashboard is free under the MIT license. Themesberg also offers a paid Pro edition, Volt Pro React Dashboard, which includes over 800 React components, customized plugins, and 20 example pages.

FAQ

Is Volt React Dashboard free?

Yes, Volt React Dashboard is free and open source, released under the MIT License by Themesberg. You can use it for personal and commercial projects. The Pro edition, Volt Pro React, is a separate paid product with additional components and pages.

What is the difference between Volt React and Volt Pro React?

Volt React includes over 100 components and 10 example pages. Volt Pro React is the premium upgrade, featuring over 800 components, customized plugins, and 20 example pages, and is available for purchase from Themesberg.

Which browsers are supported?

The project officially supports the last two versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and Opera, as stated in the README.

How do I change the content data?

The data-driven architecture places arrays of objects in the src/data directory (e.g., notifications.js, transactions.js, teamMembers.js). Edit those files or replace them with API data to update the UI.

How do I generate production files?

First, change the homepage value in package.json to your domain name, then run yarn build or npm run build in the project root. The production files will be output to the build folder.