Fixture is out, free. A Framer template for sports clubs: a weekly board where sessions flip in by day and sell out to FULL, a page for every sport and coach, the pool and courts, three memberships and a join form.

Grade, a Framer template for colourists who sell LUTs: a before and after that wipes across the footage as you scroll or drag, four packs in a CMS with their own pages, a stress test on hard footage and a bundle with a receipt.

Mila Tan is out, free. A one-page portfolio for UGC creators: results up top, a work grid that plays your videos in the card, a case study, and a brief form so brands can book you.

Plenary is out, free. A conference template for a three-day event: dates and a countdown up top, a programme that runs on the CMS, speakers, passes and a venue section, and a real phone menu.

Rounds is back up. Sorry for the repost, I had to delete the old listing and put it up again to fix a technical issue on my end. Free to remix. A bathhouse site built around the round itself, 90 °C to 6 °C and back in 24 minutes. The old likes and comments went with it, so a like or a comment here would help a lot.

Refrain carries a blog on the same CMS, so a post on why you version the API sits beside the docs it explains. Tap the name.

Kinross talks to landowners and to capital on separate cards. Two different asks, two different answers. Tap the name to see it live.

Refrain ships a real API reference. Introduction, authentication, creating a key, sending it, sidebar already wired. Name's the link.

Kinross writes the process in four stages a landowner can read. Land, planning, build, handover, and you stay on site through all of them. Name's the link.

Refrain gives the docs a 640px reading column and code blocks with copy buttons. Your users will read it. Tap the name to see it live.

Kinross shows the finished places with the year on each one. A landowner trusts a finished building more than a promise. Tap the name.

Kinross puts the record where a landowner sees it first. 19 schemes, 612 homes, 148,000 square metres, 28 years. Name's the link.

Kinross is back up. Sorry for the repost, I had to delete the old listing and put it up again to fix a technical issue on my end. Nothing in the template changed. The old likes and comments went with it, so a like or a comment here would help a lot. Thank you.

Relay is out. A Framer template for a B2B operations platform, built for the team that answers when something critical breaks. The system, the deployment, the customers already running it, and the company behind it. Eight pages, dark throughout, with a real multi field contact form.

getsites.co is where all my Framer templates live now. Every site in one place, pick one and publish it as yours. New ident above.

Switchyard is a Framer template for AI infrastructure and developer tools. The hero is a working request playground, four tabs and a live trace, so the product is shown running instead of described. If you like it, tap the name and leave a like on the listing.

Releasing my next template, Halden. It is a site for a boutique advisory firm: the partner named up front, the work sized in weeks, case studies and insights on CMS. Free to remix, go and grab it.

Switchyard is out. A Framer template for AI infrastructure and developer tools, made for the buyer who reads the docs, the pricing and the security page before anyone books a call. Twelve pages, a working request playground in the hero, and a developer page laid out like real docs.

Ashcombe ends with one ask: ring us before you start filling anything in. Phone, office and regulator on the page, no form wall. A $49 Framer template for private client solicitors. Tap the name to see it and leave a like.