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S Sable

Admin dashboard template

22 admin pages that actually work together.

Most admin templates are one polished screenshot and a pile of placeholders. Sable is one connected product: every entity has a list, a detail page and a form, the tables really paginate, the exports really download, and the invoice really prints.

Plain HTML, Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js. No build step, no CDN, no trackers. Open a file and it runs, which is what makes it easy to drop into a Django, Laravel, Flask or Rails project.

Real pages
22
Build steps
0
Network calls
0
Designed themes
2

Every page, open in one click

Nothing is a mockup. Click into any of them, break the filters, sort the columns, export a CSV, drag a card across the board. There is no sign up and no backend.

The part you cannot see in a preview image

The pages know about each other

Click an order and you land on that order, not a generic detail page. Lists, details and the command palette all carry the record id.

Exports write real files

Every Export button builds a CSV from the data on screen and downloads it. No toast pretending something happened.

Forms validate, everywhere

Required fields, email and URL patterns, password match, range and length, with consistent error states and aria-invalid.

Re-skin from one file

The palette lives in the Tailwind config. Override the accent and neutral scales and roughly 1200 class usages recolor at once.

Localized by the platform

Currency, grouping and percentages go through the native Intl API, with a configurable VAT rate. Switch locale in Settings and the whole kit follows.

Genuinely offline

Fonts, JavaScript and icons are all local. Open the folder on a plane with no connection and every page still renders.

Take the whole thing for $29

22 self contained HTML pages, the compiled assets, the optional tooling to re-skin, and a licence that covers unlimited personal and client projects.

Get Sable on Gumroad

Front end template with realistic demo data, ready to wire to your own backend. All sample names, emails and figures are fictional.