Hey Product Hunt! I’m excited to share **KraftAdmin**, an open-source administration framework for Spring Boot. KraftAdmin is built around a simple idea: **your Spring Boot domain model should be the starting point for your administration interface.** Instead of manually building tables, forms, CRUD operations, search, filtering, relationship management, file uploads, and other internal tools for every application, KraftAdmin discovers your application structure and generates the resource management interface around it. Your existing entities, repositories, services, business logic, and security configuration stay in your application — KraftAdmin is there to handle the administration layer. It currently supports: * CRUD operations * Search, sorting, and filtering * Entity relationships * File uploads * Validation * Resource metrics * Bulk actions * Security integration KraftAdmin is still in early beta, so there’s plenty of room to improve. I’m hoping this launch will help me learn from other Spring Boot developers who deal with admin interfaces regularly. I’d love to hear: * How do you currently build admin interfaces? * Which parts take the most time? * What features are essential in your ideal admin framework? * What would make you choose — or avoid — KraftAdmin? If you give it a try, I’d especially appreciate feedback on anything that feels confusing, incomplete, or difficult to use. Honest feedback is very welcome. Thanks for checking out KraftAdmin and helping shape the project.

KraftAdmin

Generate admin panels from your Spring Boot entities.

Generate admin panels from your Spring Boot entities.