20 website templates
Salon, showcase, store, restaurant, practice, portfolio, nonprofit. Open the website index for all twenty previews.
Forty public projects you can open, fork and reshape with a few sentences.
Browse templatesSeparate client workspaces, white label, and the Git repo handed over at the end of the engagement.
See the programmePaste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLTwenty websites and twenty apps. Every preview names its job: hair salon, business site, ecommerce, restaurant, club app, SaaS MVP, field tracking. You open, you correct, you publish. Five free projects, no card.
Hair salonCut, colour, care. The week is visible. A deposit on long sessions. Door hours, not a fake 24/7 claim.
Business websiteHome, services, pricing, workshop, contact. A radius in kilometres. Built for a van or a waiting room, not a pitch deck.
Online storeTen products you can pack this week. Real stock. Plain shipping copy. The fantasy of two hundred SKUs stays outside.
RestaurantThis week’s menu. A dish removed on Tuesday vanishes. Booking with a weekend deposit. Last March’s PDF does not stay live.
Medical practiceFormal tone from the first line. A reply delay you will honour. Not a health startup theatre. Pages a stranger can use at 9 pm.
PortfolioCaptions start in English you can keep. Swap sample projects for yours, including the ones that failed. The enquiry sits under the photo that convinced.
Club appA public join page. Private screens for paying members. A notification for the next outing, not a marketing blast.
Field trackingBuilt for a field without signal. A harvest count. QR test before any store listing.
SaaS MVPThin multi-tenant. Org A never sees org B. A sandbox card. For five outsiders, not a three-sided marketplace.
Booking appThe week on a phone. A deposit on long sessions. The same screens for iOS and Android.
Loyalty appA local card. Offers you can remove. A till scan. Not a fake national network.
DeliveryToday’s route. A customer status. A drop-off proof. Built for a driver, not a world map.
Pick the closest structure. Eqlo already drafts in English. You correct what is wrong, remove a page, publish. A template does not lock the repo.
Start from a templateWebsites and apps no longer share one pile. The use case stays the first signal.
Salon, showcase, store, restaurant, practice, portfolio, nonprofit. Open the website index for all twenty previews.
Club, field, SaaS, booking, HR, CRM, canteen. Open the app index for all twenty screen lists.
Title, H1, sitemap, like the rest of Eqlo. A template is not a technical exception.
You know the type and want a drafted structure. That is this page and the two indexes.
You want a project already out. The gallery shows outcomes. The template shows starts.
You prefer to say everything in the first line. The builder accepts that. The template is never required.
So you choose in one second. Salon, store, club: the type comes before the marketing title.
No. You add or remove a page in a sentence. The repo stays React.
Yes. You correct it. You do not translate from another language theme.
No. Five free projects, no card. The paid plan is for your own domain.
Five free projects, hosting included, no card. The template is not a closed theme.