Browse the template gallery
Find a finished template by industry or use-case and apply it to start with the proposal, deck and prototype already filled in — the friendliest way to begin if a blank page feels intimidating.
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Templates & Brand Kits
Facing an empty screen on your very first project can feel paralyzing — where do you even start? A template removes that problem. A template is a project someone already built and polished. Pick one, apply it, and a new project opens with the proposal, deck and prototype already filled in. From there you just swap in your own details.
Template
A ready-made project prepared in advance. Think of it like a meal kit — the ingredients are prepped, so you only add the finishing touches.
Gallery
The catalog screen that lays out many templates as thumbnails (preview images) so you can browse them at a glance.
Project
A single unit of work. Several deliverables — the proposal, deck, prototype and more — all live together inside one project.
Artifact
An individual deliverable inside a project — the proposal, the deck, the prototype, the concept, and so on are each an artifact.
The template gallery with industry templates laid out as thumbnails
Search & industry filter
Preview thumbnail
Browse by industry and use-case, or narrow down with search.
Why start from a template?
It’s fast: the structure and example content are already there, so you skip the “blank page” stall.
It’s less daunting: seeing a finished shape teaches you what “good” looks like as you go.
It’s fully editable: a template is only a starting point — every part can be changed to fit your topic.
Browsing and searching
By industry & use-case: skim categories like startup IR, marketing campaigns, events and education to find a fitting starting point.
Search: type a keyword to narrow the catalog to matching titles and descriptions instantly.
Thumbnail previews: check each template’s finished look before applying to judge its tone and quality.
Don’t agonize over finding the “perfect” template. A similar industry or vibe is plenty — once applied, you can change everything anyway.
Applying a template
Open the template gallery and find a template with the industry filter or search.
Result: the thumbnail grid narrows to match your filter or search.
Click a thumbnail to preview it, then choose Start with this template.
Result: a preview lets you see the deliverable’s tone and layout before committing.
A new project is created and the workspace opens with the proposal, deck, prototype and concept already filled in.
Result: now open each artifact tab and swap the content for your own topic — edit with chat or by hand, whichever you prefer.
After applying a template, tell the AI chat (⌘J) something like this to make it yours:
Retarget the topic
“Rewrite this whole proposal for an eco-friendly food-delivery startup.”
Fill in your details
“Set the company name to “GreenBox” and the target customer to young single-person households.”
Trim it down
“Cut the deck down to 8 slides, keeping only the essentials.”
Templates follow your interface language — Korean (ko) users get Korean content, everyone else gets English. Change the language from the globe icon in the top-right.
You can preview templates in the public gallery on the landing site without signing in. Found one you like? Sign in and apply it right away.
Common mistake: leaving the template’s sample text in place. Before you export, skim through and make sure the company name, numbers and example sentences are actually yours.
Does applying a template erase my current work?
No. Applying a template always creates a new project. Your existing projects stay untouched.
Can I freely change everything after applying?
Yes — everything is fully editable. Change the text, images and structure to fit your own topic.
I want the English version of a template.
Switch your interface language to English via the globe icon in the top-right, then apply — it fills in with English content.
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