r/frappe_framework

Quick update I think you'll like.

Today we're launching **Worf Cloud** — self-serve hosting for Frappe & ERPNext.

→ A new site, live in minutes. No terminal.
→ Backups on autopilot — daily/weekly/monthly, offsite copies, one-click restore.
→ Domains and SSL that configure and renew themselves.
→ Team access with role-based permissions and a full activity log.

And you choose where it runs:
• Our managed cloud — zero setup
• Your own server — ₹999/month, we manage it over SSH
• Your own AWS account — dedicated VMs, you pay Amazon directly, no markup

48-hour free trial, no card. Public pricing at worf.cloud/pricing.

If your team runs ERPNext — or gave up on it because of the ops burden — I'd genuinely like to hear what stopped you. Comments open.

#ERPNext #Frappe #SaaS #CloudHosting #SmallBusiness

Hi everyone,

I'm currently running ERPNext v16.31.1 with Frappe v16.30.0 in a Docker setup, and I'm looking to improve the overall look and feel of the Desk interface.

I'm mainly interested in a theme that:

Works well with ERPNext/Frappe v16
Has a modern, clean UI
Supports dark mode (optional but nice)
Doesn't break after updates
Is actively maintained

I've come across themes like Solvronix Desk, Naidapa Theme, and Owl Theme, but I'd love to hear from people who are actually using them in production.

Which theme would you recommend for v16? Are there any hidden gems or themes I should avoid?

Also, if you've built your own custom theme instead of using an existing one, I'd love to know why you chose that approach.

Thanks in advance!

r/frappe_framework

Your ERP shouldn't need a DevOps engineer on payroll

Looking for a modern ERPNext v16 theme (backend/desk UI)