Early access—51 of 51
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Pricing

Everything you need to ship immersive sites

Copy a prompt, drop in the code and ship. Every layer comes with a commercial license.

Early access

51 of the 51 layers are fully written: exact copy, palette, typography, responsive rules and acceptance criteria. Whatever is published from today on is yours too. Buy now and you get all of them at no extra cost, and this price won't come back.

Free

Four complete layers, with the whole prompt. No card and no account.

$0

Forever · no card

Try a prompt
  • Obsidiana, Cardumen, Vermell and Laocoonte
  • The full prompt, not a snippet
  • Two copies a day
  • The rest of the library
  • Commercial license
  • Unlimited copies

The free layers are for trying the product: turn them into something of your own rather than publishing them untouched.

FAQ

Everything you'd want to know

A library of design foundations —templates, sections, 3D scenes, backgrounds and gradients— written as prompts your AI can build. We make them ourselves and most of them don't exist anywhere else.

Yes. A curated set of layers with the full prompt and no card. Copy one, see what your own AI does with it, and decide afterwards.

Almost certainly. Layers are foundations, not finished sites for an industry: you get the motion, the depth and the craft, and you swap the subject for yours in a single instruction. A scene made for a watch brand works very well for a coffee shop.

Into whatever writes your code: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Lovable, Bolt, v0 — anywhere you can paste a long prompt.

Yes, nothing here is tied to a stack. Add one line telling your AI to build in your framework, or ask it to port what it made into your codebase.

Both, and the prompt is exactly what makes it possible: change whatever values you like before pasting it into your AI. Taking the hero from one and the sections from another is a normal way of working here.

Free is a curated set, open to everyone. Unlimited adds the rest of the library —all 51, 3D scenes and gradients included—, the MCP and the commercial license. There's a plan with the source code ready-made and the live editor, but it isn't on sale yet: it launches when those things exist.

Yes, with any paid plan: commercial license, no attribution and no limit on sites. The free layers are for trying the product — turn them into something of your own rather than publishing them untouched.