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Template Builder overview

Every other feature renders something your WordPress site already has. A template is a screen you compose — a welcome page, a landing screen for a campaign, a set of shortcuts — built from blocks rather than from a plugin.

A project is a folder. A screen is one composed canvas. The metered unit is the screen, not the project, so organising into more projects costs nothing.

Templates live at Templates in the builder, separately from any one app, because a template can be used by more than one.

Once a template exists, it appears in the feature sidebar under Your Templates. Drag it onto a navigation bar exactly like any other feature.

Editing a template updates every app that uses it. The block tree is not copied onto the tab when you place it — the app reads the template itself. That is what makes templates worth using for anything that appears in more than one place, and what to be careful about when several apps share one.

Composing a screen in the Template Builder
  • A welcome screen that explains the community to a new member.
  • A landing screen for a campaign, event or announcement.
  • A shortcuts screen of buttons into other parts of the app.
  • An about screen with your rules, contacts and links.

Anything driven by your site’s data. A template is a fixed composition — it does not query your members, posts or products. If you want a list of something, the feature for that thing already exists in the catalogue.

PlanTemplate screens
Free5
ProUnlimited
UnlimitedUnlimited

The count is across every project, not per project. On Free, an attempt to create a sixth screen is refused; editing existing screens is never blocked unless the edit would increase the total.

Blocks.