cruip/open-react-template

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  root((Open Template))
    What it does
      Landing page template
      Product homepage starter
      Ready to deploy
    Tech stack
      Next.js App Router
      React Server Components
      Tailwind CSS v4
      TypeScript
    Setup
      npm install and run
      Deploy to Vercel
      Figma design files
    Audience
      Indie hackers
      SaaS founders
      Open source projects

mindmap root((Open Template)) What it does Landing page template Product homepage starter Ready to deploy Tech stack Next.js App Router React Server Components Tailwind CSS v4 TypeScript Setup npm install and run Deploy to Vercel Figma design files Audience Indie hackers SaaS founders Open source projects

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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Clone and deploy a professional product landing page to Vercel in under 30 minutes without designing from scratch.

USE CASE 2

Customize the Figma design files first, then implement the changes in Next.js to match your product's branding.

USE CASE 3

Use as a Next.js App Router starting point for a SaaS product homepage with React Server Components.

Tech stack

TypeScriptReactNext.jsTailwind CSS

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Use freely for personal and commercial projects, but you cannot redistribute or resell the template itself.

In plain English

Open is a free landing page template for people who need to quickly put up a professional-looking website for a software product, open source project, or online service. It is built with React and Next.js, two popular JavaScript tools for building web pages, and styled with Tailwind CSS, a utility library that handles the visual design. The template is maintained by Cruip, an Italian developer and designer duo. The template has gone through several versions. The current release added support for Tailwind v4, which came out in early 2025. Older versions using different tooling are archived as tagged releases if anyone needs to reference them. Design files for the layout are also available to download from Figma's community section for people who want to modify the visual design before touching any code. Getting it running locally is a standard process for a Next.js project. You install dependencies and run a development server with a single command, then open a browser to see the result. Changes to the main page file show up in the browser automatically without a manual refresh. Deploying to the web is easiest through Vercel, the company that created Next.js, though other hosting options work too. The template is built using Next.js App Router and React Server Components, which are relatively recent features of the framework. The README notes that requests for extra React customizations are outside the scope of support the authors provide. The license is GPL, which means you can use it freely for personal and commercial projects. Redistributing or reselling the template itself is not permitted. Credit is appreciated but not required.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I cloned open-react-template, help me update the hero section headline, CTA button text, and color scheme to match my SaaS product.

Prompt 2

How do I add a pricing table section with three tiers to this Next.js open-react-template?

Prompt 3

Help me deploy this open-react-template to Vercel and connect a custom domain for my product landing page.

Prompt 4

How do I migrate this open-react-template from an older Tailwind v3 tagged release to Tailwind v4?

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