An admin foundation that locks together like joinery.

Open source, on FastAPI + React 19 + shadcn/ui. Permissions down to the rows a user sees, tabs that keep their state, an approval workflow and an AI assistant that can't overreach — on PostgreSQL, SQL Server or MySQL.

Quick start Live demo GitHub

Row-level data permissions
Tabs that keep their state
Native SQL Server

fastapi-react-admin dashboard — Live demo account `admin` / `123456` — a public instance: other visitors can change or wipe its data, so don’t store anything real there.

backend tests against a real database and Redis: 1,400+
Playwright tests driving the real API: 150+
databases on one codebase and one migration chain: 3
licensed, fork it and build on it: MIT

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

The parts every internal system ends up needing

Users, roles and departments are the easy part. These are the pieces that usually get rebuilt from scratch.

Row-level data permissions

Beyond menus and buttons, a role decides which rows a user sees. A department manager opening the user list only gets their own department.

How it works

Tabs that keep their state

Built on React 19’s <Activity>: a half-filled form, the page you were on and an expanded tree are still there when you switch back. Filters live in the URL, so a refresh keeps them too.

How it works

Approval workflow

Form designer and flow tree with or-sign / co-sign, send back, transfer, take back, add approvers and timeouts.

How it works

An AI assistant that can't overreach

Tool calls run as the signed-in user, inside their permissions and data scopes. Writes are previewed and run only after the user confirms; every call is audited.

How it works

Large files, handled

Local disk or S3-compatible storage, instant upload by hash, parallel chunks and resume after a page refresh.

How it works

Pick your database

PostgreSQL, SQL Server or MySQL with the same code and the same migration chain.

How it works

SEE IT

Screens from the latest version

Taken from main on a local install. Every screen ships in Chinese and English, light and dark.

Running locally in five commands

docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d          # PostgreSQL + Redis
pnpm install:all
cp apps/api/backend/.env.example apps/api/backend/.env
pnpm db:init                                            # tables + seed data
pnpm dev                                                # open http://localhost:8888

Quick start What it is and how it compares

MIT licensed. The backend started as a fork of fastapi-best-architecture; its three-layer structure, plugin system and RBAC model come from that project.