TADA Studio includes four starter templates and supports saving your own. How you access templates depends on which mode you are using.
Table of Contents
- Starter Templates — CLI Mode
- Templates — Cloud Mode
- Blank
- Dashboard
- Tariff Analysis
- Data Explorer
- Saving Your Own Templates
Starter Templates — CLI Mode
When you run npx tada-studio init <project-name> for the first time, a full-screen template gallery appears automatically before the editor loads. Click one of the four starter template cards to seed your project and open the editor.
Templates — Cloud Mode
In cloud mode the home page (/) lists your existing templates. Click any to open it. To create a new one, click + New Template in the top-right header and enter a unique Template ID — this starts a blank app, not a starter template picker.
Blank
A minimal starting point with a header, footer, and one empty tab. Use this when you want full control from the beginning.
Dashboard
A pre-built two-tab layout with bar chart, pie/donut chart, and an AG Grid data table — ready to wire to your data.
Tariff Analysis
Pre-configured for trade and tariff workflows with a Map Chart, Waterfall Chart, Treemap, and a tariff-specific header variant.
Data Explorer
Built around a full AG Grid table with supporting chart visualisations. Best for browsing and analysing large datasets.
Saving Your Own Templates
Any app can be saved as a reusable template. See Templates: Creating, Saving & Publishing for full details.