Start from a template instead

What you need first

Nothing to prepare. It helps to know two things before you look.

• What kind of app it is — shop, blog, portfolio, dashboard, directory.
• Whether you need to collect anything, such as bookings, orders or enquiries.
• Your own text and photos, if you already have them.

01 · Open the gallery

The gallery lists every template on one page. Scroll and they keep loading — there is no page-by-page button to click through. Names and descriptions are in Korean as well as English.

02 · Try the live demo

Most templates have a demo you can click through. Open it before you copy anything. A screenshot tells you how it looks; the demo tells you whether the pages, forms and lists behave the way you need.

03 · Read the detail page

The detail page says what is inside, what the app is good for, what information it handles, and what you need to check before opening to the public. If the template stores data, its tables come with it.

04 · Press “Use template”

A copy is made under your account and a preview is built for you. This costs 0 credits. How long it takes depends on the template and on how busy the queue is; the screen shows where it is up to.

05 · Replace the words and pictures

Now it is an ordinary project. Change the text on screen, swap the photos, or ask for bigger changes in writing. Editing things yourself does not spend credits.

If you get stuck

There is nothing for my trade. Pick the closest one and describe the difference. A booking page for a pilates studio and one for a nail salon are the same shape; the words and the fields are what change.

Does starting from a template really cost nothing? Yes, when you keep the language it was written in. If you ask for it in another language, the app is rewritten in that language and that is a paid run — the screen tells you the cost before it starts.

Can I change it later? Yes. A template is a starting point, not a locked design. Everything after the copy works exactly like an app you built from a sentence.