Nostalgic, non-generic sites for the indie web: blogs, personal pages and link pages with a Y2K and Frutiger Aero soul. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, so they run anywhere and you're never locked into a platform.
Checkout happens on Ko-fi. Each button takes you to the template there, where you pay and download the files. More templates are on the way.
The beginner-friendly version of my purple Y2K blog. No scripts to set up and no tools to install: swap the text and images, upload, and you have a cute blog that works.
Best for: Total beginners who want a working blog today
Comfortable with a bit of code? There's a free version ↗
A dreamy personal site with soft glassmorphism, glossy gradients and floating bubbles. Think of it as a Carrd-style page with a lot more personality.
Best for: Artists, streamers, VTubers and musicians
A links page dressed as a Windows XP window, for when Linktree feels too plain. One .html file, no frameworks and no build tools.
Best for: Creators who want a cute alternative to Linktree
No. Every paid template comes with a plain-text guide, and the no-code edition of the Y2K blog is made exactly for people who have never opened an HTML file.
Anywhere that serves static files: Neocities, Nekoweb, GitHub Pages, Netlify, Carrd or your own hosting. There's no build step and no database.
Yes. If you want extras, like taking payments or showing the song you're listening to, write to me and I'll tell you what it takes.
