Catalogue
Seven Astro themes, one per use case
SaaS, blog, landing page, portfolio, a static shop, a headless WooCommerce shop and a headless Shopify shop. All seven are built, all seven have a live demo, and all seven download today.
Written by the same person
Same repo layout, same rules, same review pass before release. It holds across all seven: learn one theme and you know the others.
The same technical base
Astro, Tailwind tokens, the EmDash back office to publish without a rebuild, a CSS motion catalog that switches itself off under reduced motion, English and French routing, and a Capacitor path to an iOS and Android app.
One theme per use case
SaaS, blog, landing page, portfolio, a static shop, a WooCommerce shop. You start from a site already built for what you do, not from an empty shell.
Side by side
The honest comparison
Every row is counted from a real build. Where a count is not published, the cell says so instead of guessing.
All seven
- Bilingual
- Capacitor
- Documentation
- Updates
- Back office
| Theme | Built pages | Price |
|---|---|---|
| AlohaSaaSBlog, pricing page, RSS | 11343 UI primitives | 59EUR |
| ReefBlogBlog, search, RSS | 94 | Free |
| SwellLanding pagePricing page | 10 | 59EUR |
| KoaPortfolioThe foundation alone, no business layer on top | 24 | 59EUR |
| KaiEcommerceShop and cart | 38 | 149EUR |
| NaluHeadless WooCommerceShop and cart on WooCommerce | 38 | 149EUR |
| KonaHeadless ShopifyShop and cart on Shopify | 52 | 149EUR |
Every number is counted from each theme's actual build output. Nothing here is an estimate.
All-Access Pass
One purchase, the whole shelf
The seven themes of the family, updates included. One payment, no subscription.
All-Access Pass
The seven themes and every update
179EUR
Bought one by one, the paid themes come to 624 EUR.
You keep 445 EUR
VAT not applicable, article 293 B of the French tax code
- Aloha, the SaaS theme, 59 EUR on its own
- Reef, the publishing theme, free and MIT
- Swell and Koa: landing page and portfolio, 59 EUR each
- Kai, the shop, 149 EUR on its own
- Nalu, the headless WooCommerce storefront, 149 EUR on its own
- Kona, the headless Shopify storefront, 149 EUR on its own
- Every theme later added to the family, at no extra cost
- Every published update, up to the next major version of each theme
- One licence, one developer, unlimited end products for you or your clients
What you get today
The seven zips download the moment you pay. Every demo is online, so you can judge before you do.
Secure Stripe checkout 14 day refund Proper invoice
Catalogue questions
Before you pick one
Four answers about the family as a whole. Everything about the Aloha theme itself is on the home page.
Still curious? Ask us anything
What does the licence cover, one theme or all of them?
A single theme purchase covers that theme: one developer, an unlimited number of end products, for you or for your clients. The All-Access Pass covers the six paid themes of the family under the same terms. In both cases the one thing you may not do is resell or redistribute a paid theme as a theme, a starter or a UI kit. Reef sits outside all of that: it is free and open source, published under the MIT licence, and you may redistribute, modify and republish it as that licence allows.
Are updates included, and for how long?
Yes, for every theme you own. A new release lands in your account with a fresh download link, and the changelog says what changed in plain language. Reef is free, so its updates are free too. Published updates are free up to the next major version of each theme. There is no subscription: you are not renting the code.
Which one should I start with?
Take the one built for your job: SaaS, blog, landing page, portfolio or ecommerce. Every demo is online, so open the two you hesitate between and pick.
Can I get a refund if I change my mind?
14 days, no questions asked, on the single themes and on the pass alike. Reply to your purchase email within 14 days and you are refunded in full, even if you already downloaded everything. You get a proper invoice for your accounting either way.