Templates
Right now that's Voltage Terminal — a crypto & Web3 dashboard on Next.js and Tailwind. Written by hand, not exported from a page builder, so the markup still makes sense when you open it.
Design & full-stack · templates on Getly
Design in Figma, code by hand. Whatever I finish goes up on my Getly store — you buy it, download the files, ship it. No subscription, no onboarding call.
Right now that's Voltage Terminal — a crypto & Web3 dashboard on Next.js and Tailwind. Written by hand, not exported from a page builder, so the markup still makes sense when you open it.
I write the backend too. Forms that send, auth that works, data that persists. The templates aren't static pictures of an app — the wiring is in there.
Buy once, the files are yours. Edit them, rip them apart, use them however the license allows.
Crypto & Web3 dashboard template. Next.js + Tailwind. Same files in every option below — the only thing that changes is what you're allowed to do with them.
For your own project. One site, yours.
For client work. Build it, hand it over, get paid.
For things you resell — products, themes, anything shipped to many people.
Not sure which one fits? Ask me before buying, it takes a minute.
I'm klead. I've been designing and building websites long enough to know which parts people actually care about and which parts are just noise.
I work alone. No account managers, no discovery workshops, no six-week timeline for a landing page. It also means I only take on what I can genuinely finish.
Most of my work ends up as a template because it's the honest version of what I'd charge for anyway — same quality, without me having to sit in a call about it.
Telegram is the fastest way to reach me. Say what you need — if I can't help I'll tell you right away.