A beautiful dark forum template that help startups build communities like Indie Hackers and Hacker News. The template is available in HTML, Next.js, and Vue.js with Figma design files.
Every page and component adapts seamlessly to mobile, tablet, and desktop screen sizes.
Clear documentation helps you get started quickly and customize the template with confidence.
Choose between HTML with Alpine.js, Next.js with TypeScript, or Vue.js to fit your stack.
Comes with a Figma design file as a visual reference for customization and design work.
Clean, well-organized code structure makes it simple to adapt the template to your brand.
Receive all future updates and improvements to the template at no additional cost.
This dark-themed forum template provides everything needed to launch a discussion platform for startups and makers. Built with Tailwind CSS, it offers a minimal yet functional design inspired by communities like Indie Hackers and Hacker News. The package includes multiple framework implementations, allowing you to choose between static HTML, a Next.js application, or a Vue.js setup depending on your technical requirements. Each version comes with essential authentication and content pages pre-built, enabling rapid deployment of user registration, login, and post viewing functionality. Whether you're connecting entrepreneurs or building a niche interest group, this template handles the core forum infrastructure.
The template ships in three distinct implementations to match your preferred development stack. The HTML version utilizes Alpine.js v3 for lightweight reactivity and ships with pre-compiled CSS that can be customized via Tailwind CLI. The Next.js version leverages the App Router architecture with TypeScript support and demonstrates modern data fetching patterns. The Vue version provides a Vite v6-based development environment for rapid iteration. All versions are built on Tailwind CSS v4.
This template includes a commercial license permitting unlimited use in both personal projects and client work, including commercial SaaS applications and paid membership sites. Freelancers and agencies may use the template for client projects provided the final implementation adheres to the license terms.