
Dashboard
Analytics overview
Metrics, trends, and the bigger picture. All in one place.
Explore templateThe matte React design system
Thoughtful components and complete dashboard layouts. Build information-rich products with a little less noise, and a lot more clarity.
React 19TypeScriptOpen source · MIT

The starting points
Working layouts for the work that matters. Explore the details, borrow the patterns, and make them your own.

Dashboard
Metrics, trends, and the bigger picture. All in one place.
Explore template
Finance
A considered home for balances, portfolios, and transactions.
Explore template
Infrastructure
Bring traffic, service health, and system activity into focus.
Explore templateThe Basalt mark
A familiar silhouette.
A character all its own.

White marble. Colorful roofs. A corner tower built from small, considered details.
That same care for proportion, layers, and color runs through the entire design system.
The details add up
A consistent foundation from your first button to your busiest screen. Built to feel like one product.
Buttons, inputs, menus, and dialogs share the same spacing, shape, and interaction language. Less time reconciling the details.
Explore componentsFrom a quiet sparkline to a full analytics view. Charts and data patterns designed to make dense information easier to read.
Explore chartsMatte surfaces, measured contrast, and a palette that feels at home in light and dark. One system, with room to make it yours.
Explore the paletteFrom here, it’s yours
Start with a component. Grow into a system.
The source is open, and the next move is yours.
npm i @nocoo/basalt lucide-reactBasalt is an open-source React 19 UI library for dashboards and information-rich software. It includes components, charts, reusable blocks, and working example layouts, with TypeScript APIs and a live catalog.
Yes. The component library and example source are available under the MIT license. You can use and adapt them for personal and commercial projects, keeping the license notice with the source.
No. Basalt supports Tailwind CSS v4 and also ships standalone CSS. Use the setup that fits your application; both share the same design tokens and components.
The examples are working frontend layouts with sample data. Use them as a starting point, then connect your own authentication, data sources, and business logic. The repository includes integration guides and reusable application recipes.