Start with an app that already works

A blank canvas is a slow place to start. Mapples templates give you real screens, navigation and a design system from the first minute. Then you change what you need and export Expo code.

Every template has its own page with a description, a cover and a live preview.

Ten apps to begin with

• Pulse is a fitness app with activity rings, a workout library and progress charts.
• Echo is a podcast app with a library and a full now-playing screen.
• Haven is a real estate app with map search and detailed filters.
• Tally is a playful habit tracker with streaks and weekly stats.
• Gather is an events app with search and QR tickets.
• Atelier is a monochrome fashion store with a multi-step checkout.
• Still is a meditation app with a guided breathing player and a journal.
• Wander is an editorial travel app with city guides and itineraries.
• Sum is a personal finance app with budgets and a send-money keypad.
• Basil is a food delivery app with a menu, checkout and courier map.

Look before you commit

Each template opens in a preview with all its screens laid out. Press Play to tap through it as an app, with no account needed to look around.

Make it yours

Press Use template and name your project. Then choose how it should look:

• Continue with the template's style keeps its colors, typography and sizing.
• Generate a new style has the AI propose styles from your description. Pick one to restyle every screen.

Starting a project from Echo.

The new project then opens on its own canvas with every screen in place, ready to edit.

A project made from Echo on the canvas, with a screen selected for editing.

Your coding agent knows it too

A project remembers the template it came from. When you link it to your coding agent, the agent offers to extend the template by adding the screens you are missing, instead of redesigning what is already there. You can also restyle it, keep it as it is or start over.

Templates arrive in Mapples Creator with the 2.0 release.