Shadcn Dashboard
Open-source collection of shadcn dashboard kit, UI blocks, and components for React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.
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Shadcn Dashboard is a production-ready dashboard kit featuring reusable UI blocks, components, and built-in AI prompts for React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Supabase. It is built on Base UI primitives to provide modern, scalable applications with smooth, customizable animations and accessible design.
Designed specifically for developers and teams, the kit includes an AI Dashboard Builder that turns plain-language prompts into production-ready dashboards with interactive charts and TanStack data tables. Users can also access components directly from their editor using local and remote MCP servers or install them via the shadcn CLI.
What sets this toolkit apart is its comprehensive ecosystem of pre-configured addons, dynamic theming systems, context-aware AI prompts, and structured agent skills. It eliminates configuration headaches by integrating tools like SWR and Dnd kit, enabling developers to build advanced admin interfaces and ship user interfaces faster.
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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I go to my niche, find videos that have not high views but high number of comments. High comments signal customer pain which is unresolved. Then I make a list of all the objections the customers have and simply create better content around that, answering all those objections.
Mine YouTube comments on low-view, high-comment videos for unresolved pain
Vikash uses a comment-to-view ratio heuristic to spot underserved questions: when a video has more comments than its view count justifies, the existing video failed to fully answer the question. He harvests those unresolved objections from the comments and makes the definitive video on the topic.
If you put those three categories together — pre-pregnancy, pregnancy, and baby — that LTV, that consumer goes from one purchase to effectively like three years. That's a huge shift in LTV, and if you can acquire those customers at the very beginning and then monetize them across that entire next 36 months, it changes the entire CAC of those businesses.
Chain adjacent life-stages: 1 purchase → 36 months of LTV
Most consumer apps lose subscribers at natural life-stage breakpoints. Bundling pre-pregnancy, pregnancy, and baby (or pre-college, college, career, family) into one subscription stretches LTV from a single purchase to ~36 months. That fundamentally rewrites the CAC math and lets you outbid single-stage competitors on paid acquisition.
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