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Is Aquiry a good Bootstrap admin dashboard template?
Aquiry is a $15 Bootstrap 5.3 admin dashboard template from Codebucks. It ships more than 150 pages, 95 or more UI components and three layout modes, together with light, dark and system themes and full RTL support. The same design also arrives as Laravel 13, Django 6, Symfony 8, CodeIgniter 4, Flask, Node.js and ASP.NET Core builds.
Best for: Back-end teams on Laravel, Django, Symfony or .NET that want a matching admin front end without a separate design budget
The Aquiry admin template answers a question most dashboard themes avoid: what if your stack is decided by the back end? Codebucks ships this Bootstrap 5 design as thirteen separate builds. Consequently, a Laravel team and a Django team install the same panel and never touch each other’s code.
Thirteen back-end builds in one licence
Most admin templates ship HTML and then leave integration to you. Aquiry goes further. For example, the download contains Laravel 13 with Vite, Django 6, Symfony 8, CodeIgniter 4.7, Flask 3, Node.js with EJS, Yii3, ASP.NET Core 9, ASP.NET MVC 5, PHP 8.4 and an Ajax build. Moreover, each one arrives wired up rather than hinted at in the docs. As a result, an agency that rotates between PHP and .NET projects keeps a single admin design across all of them.
150 pages, 95 components and six dashboards
The template ships more than 150 pages and over 95 UI components. Above all, the dashboards target real businesses rather than generic charts. For instance, the demo opens on ecommerce, and the sidebar then offers hospital, CRM, invoice, analytics and projects views. In addition, you get charts, tables, forms, modals, authentication screens and error pages. Therefore the first week of a project is mostly deletion rather than construction.
Three layouts and a theme switcher that means it
Aquiry offers vertical, horizontal and semibox layouts, and each one runs in default or boxed content width. Besides that, the theme switcher covers light, dark and system modes, so the panel follows the operating system when the user prefers that. Sidebar size and colour are configurable, and several primary colours ship for branding. Furthermore, RTL layouts are included rather than sold as an extra. Consequently, one purchase covers a surprising number of client requests.
A modern build, for better and worse
Under the design sits Webpack 5 with Sass and Yarn. So the CSS stays organised and the bundle stays small. However, this also means the template expects a build step. A developer who wants to drop plain files onto a server and edit CSS by hand will find the workflow heavier than a classic HTML5 theme. In exchange, you get a codebase that behaves like a real front-end project. Codebucks also keeps the template tested across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari and Opera.
Key features:
- Bootstrap 5.3.8 with Sass and a Webpack 5 build
- 150+ pages and 95+ UI components
- Laravel 13, Django 6, Symfony 8 and CodeIgniter 4 editions
- ASP.NET Core 9, ASP.NET MVC 5, PHP 8.4, Flask, Node.js and Yii3 builds
- Vertical, horizontal and semibox layouts
- Light, dark and system theme modes
- RTL support and multiple primary colours
- Ecommerce, hospital, CRM, invoice and analytics dashboards
Our verdict on the Aquiry admin template
Does your back-end framework pick your front end? Then Aquiry is the cheapest way to keep one design across all of them. However, if you work in React or Vue, other templates in this collection fit better. Either way, you can walk through every layout first, so open the Free Theme Demo!
Finally, Codebucks last updated it on 26 April 2026 over on ThemeForest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aquiry?
Aquiry is a premium Bootstrap 5 admin and dashboard template from Codebucks. It ships more than 150 pages and thirteen back-end builds in one download. Browse more HTML5 dashboard templates to compare it.
Which back-end frameworks does Aquiry support?
The licence covers Laravel 13, Django 6, Symfony 8, CodeIgniter 4.7, Flask 3, Node.js with EJS, Yii3, ASP.NET Core 9, ASP.NET MVC 5, PHP 8.4 and an Ajax build. Each one ships as a separate, ready project.
Does Aquiry work with React or Vue?
Not directly. Aquiry is a Bootstrap and Sass template aimed at server-rendered back ends. Therefore React and Vue teams should pick a template built for those frameworks instead.
How many dashboards does Aquiry include?
The demo ships ecommerce, hospital, CRM, invoice, analytics and projects dashboards. In addition, more than 95 UI components cover charts, tables, forms and modals.
Does Aquiry support dark mode and RTL?
Yes. The theme switcher offers light, dark and system modes, so the panel can follow the operating system. Full right-to-left layouts are also included.
How much does Aquiry cost?
Aquiry sells for $15 on ThemeForest under the regular licence. That price covers one end product and six months of author support.
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What we like
- 13 back-end editions, including Laravel 13, Django 6 and ASP.NET Core 9
- 150+ pages and 95+ UI components
- Three layouts: vertical, horizontal and semibox
- Light, dark and system theme modes
- Webpack and Sass workflow out of the box
- RTL support and multiple primary colours
Worth noting
- No React, Vue or Angular edition
- Webpack build adds a step for teams used to plain files
- Only 9 finished application pages, fewer than rival packages
