Templates
Each template is a starting point: the sections a project of that kind needs, and a recommended option for each. You can change any of it once the builder opens.
16 of 16 templates
- A general administrative system for tracking records: create, view, edit, and search entities, with staff roles controlling who may do what, plus reporting over the data held.6 MVP features17 sections
- A system for a school or training provider: students, courses, enrolment, attendance, assessment, and results, with separate access for staff, students, and guardians.7 MVP features18 sections
- A system for tracking what stock exists, where it is, and how it moves: products, locations, receipts, issues, transfers, suppliers, purchase orders, and reorder alerts.7 MVP features19 sections
- A customer relationship system: contacts and companies, deals moving through pipeline stages, logged activities and notes, and reporting on what is likely to close.6 MVP features19 sections
- A system for employee records, contracts, leave, attendance, and payroll runs producing payslips. Tax and statutory deduction rules are regional and must be implemented for the target country.7 MVP features19 sections
- A system for reserving time or resources: availability rules, bookable slots, confirmations, reminders, and cancellations. Preventing double-booking across time zones is the hard part.7 MVP features19 sections
- An online shop: a product catalogue with variants, a cart, checkout and payment, order management, fulfilment, and returns. Payments and tax handling are required, not optional.7 MVP features22 sections
- A two-sided platform connecting buyers with independent sellers: listings, orders, commission, seller payouts, reviews, and dispute handling. Split payments are the distinguishing requirement.8 MVP features22 sections
- A multi-tenant subscription product: organizations with members and invitations, role-based access inside each organization, usage metering, and plan limits. Tenancy must be designed in from day one.8 MVP features21 sections
- A tool replacing manual or spreadsheet work inside one organisation: structured forms, approval steps, workflow states, integrations with existing systems, and a full audit trail.7 MVP features19 sections
- A publishing system: posts with drafts and scheduling, media, categories and tags, and multiple authors. Search visibility and server-rendered pages matter more here than in most projects.7 MVP features20 sections
- A small public site presenting work or a service: a handful of mostly static pages, a contact form, and strong search visibility and performance. The lightest project type here.6 MVP features19 sections
- A product where the screen updates as things happen: channels and direct messages, presence, typing indicators, read receipts, and message history. Real-time delivery is the core requirement.8 MVP features21 sections
- A model-backed assistant: conversations with streamed responses, retrieval over your own documents, token accounting, and guardrails for when the model is wrong or the input is hostile.7 MVP features20 sections
- A system that collects data from external sources on a schedule, normalises it, and reports on it through dashboards and exports. Check each source's terms and robots rules before collecting.7 MVP features20 sections
- The server side of a mobile product: a versioned API, token authentication, push notifications, offline sync, and an admin view. The mobile client itself is built separately.8 MVP features20 sections