Most angel network websites make one mistake.

They talk to one audience.

But an angel network has two:

▸ founders who want to raise

▸ investors who want to join

Speak only to founders, and angels bounce. Speak only to angels, and your deal flow dries up.

So I built a Framer template that splits the two from the first screen.

𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐞. 𝐓𝐰𝐨 𝐟𝐮𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐥𝐬.

What's inside:

▸ Dual CTA hero ("Raise investment" / "Become an angel") ▸ 4-step application process so founders know what happens next

▸ Investor benefits and syndicate section ▸ Founder testimonial carousel

▸ Two-tier membership pricing

▸ FAQ built around the questions investors actually ask

▸ Fully responsive, with global styles for a quick rebrand

It's called Syndica. And it's free.

If you run an angel group, syndicate, accelerator or startup funding platform, remix it and make it yours.

Introducing Flowbase, a 4-page Framer template for AI workflow automation SaaS products.

Built for teams launching an automation, AI agent, or RevOps tool who need a site that actually sells before the demo call: a live product walkthrough, a head-to-head comparison table against manual work and legacy tools, real pricing tiers, a 50+ integrations grid, and a founder story that doesn't read like filler.

No CMS to configure. Every page, card and section is a reusable component, so restyling or duplicating a page takes minutes.

Two ways to get it: Basic ($19): Framer remix link + email support Pro ($29): Everything in Basic + the fully editable Figma file

Built by Krow Labs. Check it out and let me know what you think.

Axomica is live.

A software development and AI agency template built to read as credible, not just clean. Full CMS-powered case studies, a named tech stack, three dedicated industry verticals, and a working contact form, all wrapped in a dark, engineering-grade visual system.

Two packages: Basic at $19 (Framer file) or Pro at $29 (Framer file plus an editable Figma source).

Built for dev agencies, AI consultancies, and IT service providers who need their site to hold up under a technical read.