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Templates

How To Use Templates

Starting from scratch is one way to build — but MonstarX gives you a smarter shortcut. The Templates library contains a curated collection of professionally designed, ready-to-customise starting points. Browse through the options, pick the one that fits your vision, make it your own with a few edits, and watch it transform into something uniquely yours.


What Are Templates?

Templates are pre-built project blueprints that come with the structure, UI patterns, and key pages already in place. Instead of describing an app from nothing, you start with a fully formed foundation and refine it to match your specific needs.

Every template is built to production standards — responsive, clean, and ready to connect to real services.


Available Templates

TemplateWhat it includes
SaaS LandingMarketing site + waitlist capture
E-CommerceProduct listings, cart, and checkout
DashboardCharts, KPI cards, and data tables
Task ManagerKanban board + deadline tracking
PortfolioProject showcase + contact section
Blog PlatformArticle listing + content editor
Booking SystemCalendar picker + payment flow
Mobile AppReact Native + Expo starter

How To Use a Template

Step 1 — Open the Templates section

When you open MonstarX, look for the Templates tab on the home screen. Click it to open the full library.

What you will see: A gallery of template cards, each showing the template name and a short description.

Step 2 — Browse and choose

Scroll through the available options. Each card tells you what the template covers. Take your time — there are many to explore.

Tip: If you have a general idea of your app type (e-commerce, SaaS, portfolio), filter by category to narrow it down faster.

Step 3 — Select a template

Click the template that best matches your project goal. MonstarX loads a preview so you can see the layout before committing.

Expected result: The template preview opens, showing the default pages and structure.

Step 4 — Make it yours

Once you select a template, tell MonstarX what to change. You can:

  • Update the copy, brand name, and colour palette.
  • Add or remove pages.
  • Change the layout or adjust sections.
  • Describe any new functionality you want to add.

You interact with the template the same way you would with any MonstarX project — through natural language prompts in the chat.

Example prompt:

"Change the brand name to Acme Corp, update the hero headline to 'Ship faster, worry less', and replace the waitlist form with a 'Book a demo' button."

Expected result: MonstarX applies your changes and regenerates the affected sections in the Preview.

Step 5 — Continue building

From this point on, you are working in a full MonstarX project. You can:

  • Connect integrations (Supabase, Stripe, Resend, and others).
  • Inspect and edit the generated code in the Code tab.
  • Publish your app and share the live URL.
  • Push the project to GitHub.

See Features for the full Workbench guide.


Recovery

ProblemFix
Template preview does not loadRefresh the page and try selecting the template again.
Changes are not applying as expectedBe specific in your prompt. Describe exactly which section to change and what the new content should be.
You selected the wrong templateStart a new project and choose again — template selection happens before any code is generated, so nothing is lost.

Note: Template names and available options reflect the current MonstarX build. The library may expand over time.

MonstarX Documentation