Productivity · Warehouse Grid Precision
Inventory App Design Template
Stockpile is a warehouse inventory app design with stock health bars and tabular data rows, built for teams shipping a stock management product.



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About the Inventory App
Stockpile is an inventory app design template built on a "Warehouse Grid Precision" look: a cool slate base, crisp white surfaces, and charcoal text, with steel blue holding the structure and a single amber accent reserved for low-stock warnings and primary actions. Depth comes from tonal banding and hairline rules rather than floating cards, and tabular numerals line up quantities, SKUs, and prices in tidy columns so the data reads like a precision spreadsheet.
The template includes six connected screens that form a complete stock-management flow: a Warehouse dashboard with KPI tiles and a reorder list, a searchable Inventory list grouped by category, an Item detail with stock health and reorder point, a Receive Inventory flow with quantity steppers, a Cycle Count screen that flags variance in amber, and an Insights & Reports view with valuation tables. A signature stock health bar recurs across rows, detail, and the dashboard, filling green when stocked and amber past the reorder threshold.
Use it in Sleek and make it yours: restyle the palette, edit any screen with AI by describing the change, and add the flows your operation needs. Then export it to code, copy it into Figma, or hand a prompt to an AI agent to build it for real, far faster than starting from a blank canvas.
What's inside
Screens included
Dashboard
A Warehouse A home with four KPI tiles (Total SKUs, Inventory Value, Low Stock, Out of Stock), a Needs Reorder list with stock health bars, and a recent-movements feed. The at-a-glance command center for the stockroom.
Inventory List
A searchable, filterable list of items grouped under sticky category headers, each row showing name, SKU, location bin, on-hand units, and a colored stock health bar. The browse-and-find surface for the whole catalog.
Item Detail
A product photo with an In Stock badge, SKU, and an inventory status panel showing on-hand versus reorder point plus a stock health meter. The single-item view for checking levels and acting.
Receive Inventory
A receiving flow with a purchase order reference, supplier dropdown, item rows with quantity steppers against expected counts, and a running total of units. Speeds up logging deliveries against a PO.
Cycle Count
An active count screen showing the aisle range, a progress bar, an expected-versus-counted card, and an amber variance alert with Flag Issue and Confirm Count actions. Keeps stock takes accurate and auditable.
Insights & Reports
A reporting view with a date-range toggle, an inventory valuation table by category, and a Top Movers chart, plus a CSV export. Surfaces value and movement trends for decisions.
Design & features
Key features
- Warehouse Grid Precision aesthetic: slate base, steel blue, amber low-stock accent
- Hairline-rule rows with tonal banding instead of floating cards
- Tabular numerals aligning quantities, SKUs, and prices in columns
- Signature stock health bar across rows, detail, and dashboard
- Bento-grid KPI dashboard with reorder alerts
- Receiving flow with quantity steppers and PO reference
- Cycle count with expected-versus-counted variance flagging
- Reports with date-range toggle and CSV export
Audience
Who it's for
Use cases
What you can build
- Launch an MVP for an inventory management product
- Mock up screens for an investor or stakeholder pitch
- Hand a complete, consistent inventory UI off to developers
- Explore a redesign of an existing stock-tracking app
How to use this template
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Open the template
Browse the screens and preview the full design to see if it fits your idea.
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Use this template
Open your own fully editable copy in Sleek with one click.
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Edit with AI
Restyle the palette, change layouts, and add or remove screens just by describing what you want.
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Export and ship
Export your design or hand it to developers, and keep building toward launch.
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