Kite

A free, MIT-licensed Flutter admin dashboard template. Web, iOS, Android, macOS and Windows from one codebase — with a data layer you point at your own backend in one line.

What you get

22 screensTwo dashboards, full CRUD for three resources, inbox, board, calendar, chat, a wizard and a component showcase. A real data layerOne interface, three adapters. Search, filter, sort and pagination all execute server-side. 36 componentsCharts, data grid, overlays, form controls — all themed, all in one swappable folder. Five locales, RTLArabic included on purpose: it is the cheapest way to keep the layout honest.

Why it exists

Flutter's argument for admin work is that one codebase covers web, desktop and mobile. Most free Flutter admin templates are a web dashboard that reflows — Kite is built for teams who already ship a Flutter app and now need the admin panel to go with it: same models, same API client, same language, same team.

It targets Flutter 3.47 / Dart 3.13 and builds green on six targets in CI on every push.

Clone and run — that is the whole setup. Kite starts on MockDataProvider, so you get a working admin with plausible data (1,284 orders, 642 customers, 312 products) before writing a line of backend code.

How the docs are organised

Start — get it running and learn the layout.
Build on it — the data layer, routing, theming and the component reference. This is where you will spend your time.
Ship it — per-platform notes, deployment, and the traps worth knowing before you hit them.

Licence

MIT. Commercial use, no attribution required. Four of the ten most-starred free Flutter admin projects have no licence file at all, which makes them unusable in commercial work — not a formality worth repeating.