Content teams live in their admin tools all day, and these templates are built for that daily work. Each one covers the full cycle of managing and publishing content: entries, media, workflows, and roles, with the list-and-edit patterns editors already expect, from sortable tables and status filters to inline previews and clear publish states. Press Date suits publications planning recurring editorial output, while Phosphor Caret gives developers a working headless CMS console with schema browsing and API key management. Whether you are shipping an editorial workspace or the admin side of a content-driven product, start here and make the workspace yours.
What to look forDecide first who will use the admin side every day: editors need calm list-and-edit screens with filters, previews, and clear publish states, while developers need schema views and integration settings out in the open. Check which content types, roles, and workflow stages each template models out of the box, and whether the included pages cover entries, media, and publishing rather than just a dashboard. The closer that structure is to your real content model, the less you rebuild later.
2 templates · Last updated 2026-07-21
A mid-century newsroom editorial calendar with a month grid, writer assignments, and an idea backlog.
View template · 3 themesRemixA phosphor-green terminal console for a headless CMS — dense data tables, a JSON inspector, and API key management.
View template · 3 themesRemix| Template | Type | Pages | Themes | Industries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phosphor Caret A phosphor-green terminal console for a headless CMS — dense data tables, a JSON inspector, and API key management. | Web app | 6 | 3 | Technology & SaaS, Creative & Media |
| Press Date A mid-century newsroom editorial calendar with a month grid, writer assignments, and an idea backlog. | Web app | 6 | 3 | Creative & Media, Professional Services |
They are working app UIs, not screenshots, and they bind to real data when you remix them. Phosphor Caret, for example, includes schema browsing, entry editing, and API key management as actual screens with real layouts and components. Press Date gives you a live editorial calendar for planning, assigning, and tracking recurring content. You can preview everything free before you commit.
Yes. When you remix a template, you get a clean codebase you own and can host anywhere, so you wire the UI to whatever backend you already run. Phosphor Caret is built exactly for that case: an admin console UI for a headless CMS or content platform, covering schema browsing, entry editing, and API key management. Remixing is currently rolling out via early access.
You get a complete, multi-screen app UI with real layouts, copy, and components, delivered as a codebase you own outright. There are no per-seat fees tied to the template and no locked-in hosting; the code is yours to deploy wherever you like. Access to remixing is rolling out through early access right now, and previewing any template costs nothing.
Yes. Every template can be restyled by any Dual7 design system, so the same interface takes on your typography, color, and spacing without rebuilding screens by hand. That applies whether you start from the editorial planning workflow in Press Date or the headless admin console in Phosphor Caret. The underlying layouts and components stay intact while the theme changes.
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