Ship SaaS faster with templates
Production-ready layouts built on the PyColors UI direction — designed to reduce setup time, keep structure clean, and avoid design debt.
Templates are designed for real deployment — not screenshots.
Opinionated starting points meant for real products — not demo-only kits.
Semantic tokens, consistent structure, docs-first mindset — designed to scale.
Templates evolve into sellable, product-grade packaging with repeatable launches.
What you get (practical, not marketing)
Clean structure, predictable conventions, and a path to ship quickly without rebuilding foundations.
Real sections, real navigation patterns, and sensible UI density — built for shipping.
License guidance, packaging mindset, and a structure designed for distribution.
Issues/requests tracked publicly so improvements are transparent and prioritized.
Each template ships with a README, setup steps, and a predictable project structure.
Sane defaults (focus states, spacing, semantics) so you ship without rebuilding foundations.
Drop into a real Next.js app quickly, then adapt to your brand and constraints.
License snapshot
Keep this section short and confidence-building. Full details live on the License page.
- Use in commercial projects (details in License).
- Clear distribution rules for templates/starter packaging.
- Updates shipped progressively with roadmap visibility.
Available templates
Designed for shipping today, improved progressively.
NA-AI Landing Page
Early accessPremiumA commercial landing page template for AI and SaaS products. Designed for clarity, conversion, and real-world usage.
- Clean sections + real navigation patterns
- Tokens + spacing conventions aligned with PyColors UI direction
- README + setup steps + structure you can extend
Status: Usable today — progressive alignment with PyColors UI continues.
Each template includes a README, setup steps, and a clean structure — built for real deployment.
Requests and issues help prioritize templates, blocks, and future commercial releases.
Templates ship progressively — early releases improve fast as PyColors UI evolves.