HTML and Tailwind for sites, MJML for emails that hold together in Outlook, Excel workbooks with no macros and every formula explained, and Word documents with no fields that print as zero. The free version of every one downloads straight away — no account, no email form.
A shop site with a counter price list, a week of dated events and opening hours, in a 1970s ledger-book style: warm paper, oxblood ink, dotted-leader rows, squared corners. Plain HTML and one stylesheet, no images, no build step.
Four emails a shop actually sends, built in MJML in a 1970s ledger style: the parcel went out, here is your receipt, your seat is held, the thing you asked about is back. Warm paper, oxblood, squared corners. Built for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, dark mode wired up. The dispatch email is free.
Three newsletter emails built in MJML: a one-column digest, a magazine issue with a lead story and two-up grid, and a single-message announcement. Sample copy written in full. Built for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, dark mode handled. The digest is free.
The four service emails every shop or app sends, built in MJML: order receipt with line items, shipped with tracking, password reset, email confirmation with a code. Built for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, dark mode handled. The receipt is free.
A restaurant site in Tailwind: menu with anchor sections, table booking form, gallery, hours and contact, plus a private-dining page and a 404 in Pro. Schema.org markup for the venue and the menu.
A one-page SaaS landing template with pricing, testimonials and FAQ, plus a full pricing page and a 404 in Pro. Tailwind, dark mode, zero external dependencies.
A week of trading, one row a day: card, cash, how much of it carried VAT, and how many people came in. Takings, the VAT already inside those sales and the spend per head are calculated. Pro adds the month's running costs with a budget, a variance and an On plan / Watch / Over status on every line, plus a summary that reads the week back to you. No macros.
Chores down the side, seven days across, and a rotation that says whose turn each one is this week — change the date and the chart re-deals itself. Ticks, minutes and what's still owed are calculated, and each person's share is worked out on minutes, not on the number of chores. Pro adds eight weeks of the rotation printed ahead and a People sheet comparing everyone against a fair share. No macros.
Landing pages, multi-page sites, portfolios and industry sites. Clean HTML and Tailwind, dark mode, responsive from 360 px, no jQuery baggage.
Browse website templates → Emails built to survive Outlook: MJML source, compiled HTML with inline styles, tables and conditional comments where the Word engine needs them.
Browse email templates →
Budget, expenses, project tracker with a Gantt, inventory, loan schedule. No macros, every formula visible and explained, a live preview of every sheet.
Browse spreadsheets →
Invoices, quotes, credit notes and statements as plain .docx. Tables and styles only, so Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice and Pages all print the same page.
Browse documents →The button hands you the ZIP. We don't collect an email address in exchange for a template and we don't show a “leave your email to download” box. The free version is the home page with its compiled CSS — or, for a spreadsheet, the core sheet — the same thing you see in the demo, under a licence that asks for a credit line. Pro adds the rest of the pages or sheets.
| Feature | Free | Pro · $5–9 |
|---|---|---|
| Every section, responsive | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dark mode | ✓ | ✓ |
| Credit link in footer | required | not needed |
| Tailwind / MJML source | — | ✓ |
| Extra pages | — | ✓ |
| Updates for 12 months | — | ✓ |
| Email support | — | ✓ |
Emails are nested tables with VML buttons and conditional comments — the structure Outlook's Word engine actually renders — not browser CSS hoping for the best.
One h1, headings in order, buttons that are buttons. A screen reader reads a page, not a pile of divs.
No jQuery, no 300 KB bundle. Interactive bits are a few dozen lines of vanilla JavaScript you can read in a minute.
Aurora is 36 KB of HTML and CSS before images, with zero external requests. Nothing sits between the request and the first paint.
Text contrast at 4.5:1 or better in both themes, visible keyboard focus, meaningful alt text.
No macros, no locked cells. Every number is a formula you can click, Pro ships a sheet explaining each one, and the build recalculates the workbook and checks the totals before it ships.
Not an inverted filter: both themes run on CSS variables and are designed separately.
21 page types — a watch workshop, a café, a tattoo studio, a law practice — each with its own sections, written copy and photographs. 10 visual styles on top, from a clean SaaS page to a risograph zine. Type over the words and download index.html with its stylesheet.
Open the builderUse templates in your own and your clients' projects, commercial included, and change the code however you like.
One template, any number of projects. There is no per-site licence to count.
Don't resell the template itself or publish it as your own — free or paid.
Yes. The free download is a plain direct link to a ZIP — no form, no email confirmation, nothing to unsubscribe from later.
No. Pro is a one-off payment — $9 for a website or email template, $5 for a spreadsheet — or a bundle. Updates for twelve months are included in the price.
Yes, under both licences. The free version is the home page with a credit link in the footer; Pro is every page, the source, and no credit.
Open the live demo and download the free version first — both exist so you can decide before paying. If a paid template is broken or not as described, there is a 14-day refund.
No. Compiled CSS ships with every template. Node is only needed if you change Tailwind classes and want to rebuild.
By email, with a fresh download link. Pro buyers get them for twelve months from purchase.