Self-Initiated BuildWeb3 DashboardOpen Source

Web3 Analytics Dashboard Starter

Adopted and forked by other Web3 development teams (51 forks on GitHub) as a starting point for their own dashboard builds.

The challenge

Web3 and DeFi teams repeatedly rebuild the same foundation (wallet connection, on-chain data fetching, and dashboard UI) before they can start on what actually differentiates their product.

Our approach

Open-sourced the shared foundation Web3 teams need first: Wagmi + RainbowKit for wallet connection, The Graph for live on-chain data, and an extensible Next.js + Tailwind dashboard shell designed for reuse rather than one-off rebuilds.

The solution

Built and open-sourced a production-ready Web3 dashboard starter with wallet connection (Wagmi + RainbowKit), live on-chain data fetching, and a clean, extensible dashboard UI.

Web3 Analytics Dashboard Starter screenshot
Web3 Analytics Dashboard Starter screenshot

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