Pulse Dashboard
Next.js SaaS Monitoring Dashboard
Visit pulse-sage-omega.vercel.appA production-ready frontend dashboard template designed for monitoring platforms, developer tools, infrastructure products, and modern SaaS applications.
Next.js 16 · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Recharts
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About the project
I designed and developed Pulse as a reusable frontend foundation for monitoring and developer-focused SaaS products — the kind of dashboard that shows up behind uptime monitors, API observability tools, and infrastructure platforms.
The goal was to take on a genuinely complex dashboard — status views, time-series charts, incident timelines, alert rules, team and billing screens — and keep it clear, consistent, responsive, and easy to extend, rather than a one-off layout that only works for a single screen.
Key features
Product screenshots
Website monitor detail
Website monitoring, incidents, notifications & settings
Built with
- Reusable component architecture shared across dashboard, settings, and auth screens
- Responsive dashboard layouts built for desktop, tablet, and mobile
- Local-state demo interactions — the whole product is explorable with no backend
- Structured, file-based routing that scales cleanly to more dashboard sections
- Reusable monitoring UI patterns — status badges, timelines, charts, and alert rules
Interested in using Pulse for your own project?
Pulse is available as a standalone Next.js dashboard template — explore the live demo or get the full source for your own monitoring or developer-tool product.