FDA-01Available now
PMO Tracker
Portfolio overview, full Gantt timeline, project detail with burn-up, and an approvals queue that writes back to the database with an audit trail.
PMOPortfolioApprovalsAny F SKUFree
Catalogue · opened July 2026
App templates you install in your own Fabric tenant.
Microsoft opened the Fabric app layer in June 2026: a React front end, a SQL database and a generated GraphQL API, all inside one workspace item. This is a catalogue of finished apps built on it. One is ready to install today. Two more are in the shop.
- Templates listed
- 3
- Installable now
- 1 (PMO Tracker)
- Price of that one
- Free, email required
- Runs on
- Any Fabric F SKU, F2 and up
- Your data
- Stays in your workspace
Fabric Apps is Microsoft preview technology. We say so on every page rather than in the small print.
PMO Tracker, portfolio overview. 40 projects, A$37.2M committed. That screenshot is the running app, and the demo is the same build.
The catalogue
3 ENTRIES · 1 AVAILABLE
Every entry is a whole app: pages, charts, data model and sample data. Nothing here is a theme or a colour palette.
These two are listed because they are being built, not because they exist. There is nothing to download on either.
FDA-02
SafetyCulture Ops
Inspection completion, failed-item follow-up and asset coverage, loaded from the SafetyCulture API into Fabric on a schedule.
Field opsSafetyCulture APIScheduled load
In development
Being built now. No install package yet.
FDA-03
Field Service Jobs
Job board, technician load, and a mobile-shaped completion form that writes job status straight back to Fabric SQL.
SchedulingWritebackMobile form
Scoped, not started
Shape it with us by email before it is built.
Three steps from this page to a running app
The install is a CLI deploy into a workspace you already own. We never touch your tenant and we never see your data.
STEP 1
Open the demo
Every template here has a click-through build running on sample data. No sign-up, no sales call, no video walkthrough standing in for the thing itself.
STEP 2
Take the pack
The React source, the data model, the sample dataset and the install guide, as files. You read them before you decide whether the template is worth deploying.
STEP 3
Deploy to your workspace
The Rayfin CLI creates the Fabric app item, its SQL database and the generated GraphQL API in the workspace you point it at. The Load sample data page fills it, then you swap in your own tables.
Step 3, in full:
npm install
npx rayfin up # creates the Fabric app item, SQL database and GraphQL API
# then open the app and click "Load sample data"Open source · coming soon
fabkit
The parts these templates are assembled from, published on their own under MIT. Install a chart into your Fabric app the way you install a shadcn/ui component: the source lands in your repo and it is yours to edit.
npx fabkit add gantt-pmoWhat is in fabkitGitHub repository opens at first release.
- M1
Component registry CLI
npx fabkit add gantt-pmo
Copies a component into your app as source you own, the way shadcn/ui does it. No runtime dependency, no version lock, edit it freely.
- M2
Visual library
Gantt · burn-up · beeswarm · health matrix · milestone rail
D3 charts built for Fabric app data shapes, each with its own sample fixture so the component renders before your data is wired.
- M3
Connector kit
Source API to Fabric SQL, on a schedule
Typed extract-and-land helpers for the SaaS APIs these templates read from, with incremental loads and a shared table convention.
- M4
TTF emitter
Component to translytical task flow
Emits the User Data Function and the Power BI button binding for a writeback component, so the same action works from a report as well as from the app.
New templates land monthly
One email when a template ships, plus the download link for anything you asked for. No drip sequence, no newsletter, and the list is not sold or shared.