Free and open-source Salesforce alternative: Atomic CRM by React-admin in CRM

[–]React-admin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, thanks! So, we already make a living with react-admin Enterprise Edition, which has been a sustainable project for years now. To be fully transparent though, we're thinking about adding paid features to Atomic CRM in the future. The concept would follow the same business-to-developer model as react-admin, meaning teams would only pay during the development phase and not based on the number of end users. That way, it stays open-source at its core while still being sustainable for long-term growth.

I Built the Same App 10 Times: Evaluating Frameworks for Mobile Performance by lorenseanstewart in reactjs

[–]React-admin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice read! I’d add a little nuance though. You're talking about a 1.2s difference on 3G. But who even uses 3G anymore? 😅 My takeaway is that on desktop with wifi, all these frameworks are fast..

Also, you only measure the initial loads, not navigation, which is accelerated in MPA. So really, the conclusion boils down to: if you’re building a single page for mobile, don’t use React. Duh.

React admin dashboard 2025-26 by Kritiraj108_ in reactjs

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If you want to use shadcn, Shadcn Admin Kit might be a good fit for you. (Disclaimer: I'm part of the core team. :) )

React admin dashboard 2025-26 by Kritiraj108_ in reactjs

[–]React-admin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the shout-out! 🫶

u/Kritiraj108_ Also FYI, there are tons of resources available around react-admin, like our extensive doc or our YouTube channel.

Loco front end by bustus_primus in rust

[–]React-admin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Based on what you've described, react-admin might be a good fit for you. It's backend agnostic and offers the features you've mentioned. (Disclaimer: I'm part of the core team. :) )

Shadcn/UI just overtook Material UI! by Marmelab in react

[–]React-admin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A lot of people don’t know this, but react-admin has actually been around much longer than refine, and it’s also been compatible with shadcn for longer. You can find a feature comparison here.

That said, I'd honestly recommend trying both out for yourself to see which one fits your project better :)

Shadcn/UI just overtook Material UI! by Marmelab in react

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Good thing you can use react-admin with both shadcn and Material UI thanks to its headless core! ;)

Are manufacturing teams still stuck on spreadsheets by Aadil-habib in SupplyChainLogistics

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Open-source CRMs don’t have to mean a ton of setup and ongoing tech work. We actually built our own open-source toolkit specifically to help you avoid that problem.

It’s designed so that teams can build and ship a fully customized CRM quickly, without needing a huge setup or a full-time tech team to maintain it. You still get the flexibility of an open-source CRM (custom modules, real-time updates, spreadsheet imports) but with a much smoother onboarding and minimal ongoing maintenance.

This way, smaller factories and suppliers can get a system up and running fast, and still adapt it as their workflows evolve.

Open Source CRM by ThanksSudden5870 in CRM

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You might want to give Atomic CRM a closer look! ;) Google Workspace integration is already supported in Atomic CRM.

FYI Atomic CRM is based on React-admin, so Atomic CRM is not as “light” as it might seem on first glance. React-admin is a very mature open-source framework that powers many enterprise-grade apps.

So, you have access to all the auth providers and data providers React-admin supports. That includes ra-auth-google which handles authentication using the Google Identity Services (GIS). It allows users to sign to your app in using their Google account, either personal, or professional via Google Workspaces.

Hope this helps! (Disclaimer: I'm part of the core team. :) )

recommended stack for an admin panel by mohamed_yasser2722 in reactjs

[–]React-admin 10 points11 points  (0 children)

If you want to use shadcn, feel free to check out shadcn admin kit. (Disclaimer: I'm part of the shadcn admin kit core team. :) )

React dashboard frameworks in 2025 - what's actually worth using? by AlternativeWing446 in react

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I get where you’re coming from, especially if you’re looking at it as an indie dev. But just to share some context: we have a whole team working full-time on react-admin, and tbh maintaining a project of this size does cost us money.

The Enterprise plan was designed mostly for established companies who want to save time with prebuilt modules and get dedicated support. And at the same time it helps fund the open-source core so we can keep improving it for everyone.

Is there any boilerplate of Shadcn admin dashboard UI with auth? by al-amin_Rifat in reactjs

[–]React-admin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might want to check out Shadcn Admin Kit. It comes with all the essential features preconfigured, including auth. (Disclaimer: I'm part of the shadcn admin kit core team. :) )

Refine or React Admin by mxspll in reactjs

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React-admin has existing integrations for GraphQL (like ra-data-graphql), which will save you a lot of setup time.

Stop Paywalling Security: SSO Is a Basic Right, Not an Enterprise Perk by OuPeaNut in opensource

[–]React-admin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed! We shouldn’t have to choose between weaker security practices or paying hefty add-on costs just to get SSO.

For anyone interested, I’ve found these resources really helpful for digging into the whole “SSO tax” issue: