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LinkedIn & Instagram Canva Templates
LinkedIn & Instagram Canva Templates
$27
The St. Thérèse Template
The St. Thérèse - Showit 30+ Page Template
$597
Coaching Client Portal
Coaching Client Portal - Notion
$37
Our Lady WordPress Theme
Our Lady - WordPress for Wedding Planners
$147
Neutral Instagram Canva Templates
100+ Neutral Instagram Canva Templates
$27
Freelancer Command Center
Freelancer Command Center - Notion
$34
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Turn visitors into leads with quizzes that actually convert

Named for St. Joseph of Cupertino, patron of tests. Describe your vision, AI builds the quiz. Embed it anywhere. One-time payment - no subscriptions, no monthly fees.

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AI quiz generation
AI Generation
Describe your quiz in plain English - AI builds the questions, options, and scoring logic for you.
Quiz preview
Live Preview
See your quiz exactly as visitors will. Edit questions, reorder, and customize in real time.
Lead capture form
Lead Capture
Collect emails before showing results. Integrates with your email platform automatically.
Quiz results page
Smart Results
Recommend your products based on quiz answers. Each result links directly to your shop.
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✦ The St. Carlo
A beautiful website that works -
finally done.

Named for St. Carlo Acutis - the first millennial saint and patron of the internet. Fill out one form. Get a fully designed, written, and launched website in one week. Beautiful, functional, yours.

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✦ After Hours
What happens when a web designer
watches too much TV

I build fictional websites for fun. Click any card to explore the full, working site. Each one is designed for a TV character who deserves a better online presence.

Moira Rose
The Rose Academy of Dramatic Arts
Schitt's Creek99% match
Red velvet curtain reveal, orchestral Web Audio swell, cursor spotlight, wig gallery, and a vocabulary enrichment program.
"What you did was impulsive, capricious, and melodramatic. But it was also wrong." Bébé approved.
Don Draper
Sterling Cooper Creative Agency
Mad Men97% match
1960s broadsheet newspaper layout with film projector countdown, vintage classified ads, and a telegram-style contact form.
"If you don't like what's being said, change the conversation." Built with Bodoni Moda on aged paper.
Sophia Petrillo
Sophia's Sicilian Catering
Golden Girls96% match
Chaotic polaroid corkboard layout, hand-scrawled type, tilted photos, drag-scroll quotes, and an order pad with ruled lines.
"Picture it. Your website. 2026. It finally doesn't look like garbage." Sauce wisdom included.
Violet Crawley
The Dowager Countess Foundation
Downton Abbey98% match
Heritage maximalist with ornamental borders, heraldic crests, gilt-edged sections, and withering commentary on weekends.
"What is a 'weekend'?" Features the Grantham family crest and a devastating FAQ section.
Abed Nadir
Filmmaker / Meta-Narrative Consultant
Community94% match
Five TV channels: CRT terminal, screenplay, fake OS desktop, horror, and infomercial. Konami code unlocks a talk show.
"Cool. Cool cool cool." Features darkest timeline glitches and a Greendale commercial break.
Latte Larry's
The World's Most Spiteful Coffee Shop
Curb95% match
Trendy LA coffee shop with split-screen hero, horizontal scroll menu, spite-fueled promises, and an ongoing fire investigation.
"Pretty, pretty, pretty good coffee." A beautiful website for a place that no longer exists. Both buildings burned down.
Cramblin Duvet
Cramblin Duvet Advertising
Detroiters92% match
Detroit hype agency with Woodward Ave marquee, retro VHS case studies, spinning logos, and a CEO who screams at the sky.
"We will make your business FAMOUS." Features the Chrysler Building obsession and genuine Detroit love.
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Frasier30 RockThe Office
Frasier Crane, Liz Lemon, Michael Scott, and more. All getting the full treatment.
Follow along as we build the most unnecessary portfolio of fictional character websites ever created.

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Why every product is named after a Catholic saint
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March 2026

What's up with all the saint names?

Our Catholic faith isn't just part of who we are - it's the foundation of everything we build. Every product is named for a saint who either inspires its design or serves as the patron of the people it was made for.

St. Carlo Acutis

The St. Carlo

Patron of the Internet

Named for St. Carlo Acutis, the first millennial saint. A done-for-you website - because the patron of the internet should have something to do with yours.

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St. Joseph of Cupertino

The St. Cupertino

Patron of Tests

Named for St. Joseph of Cupertino. A quiz generator that turns visitors into leads - because every good test needs a patron saint.

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St. Thérèse of Lisieux

The St. Thérèse

The Little Flower

A floral editorial Showit template. Delicate, beautiful, and stronger than it looks - just like her.

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Our Lady of Cana

Our Lady

Patroness of Celebrations

A WordPress theme for wedding planners. Our Lady, who interceded at the wedding feast of Cana - the original party planner.

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St. Mary Magdalene

St. Mary Magdalene

Patron of Hairdressers

A WordPress theme for hair salons and beauty studios. Named for the saint who anointed Christ's feet - patron of hairdressers and those who make others feel beautiful.

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St. Clare of Assisi

St. Clare

Patroness of Vision

A Showit template for photographers and visual artists. Named for the saint who saw a Mass projected on her wall from miles away - proving you don't need to be in the room to make people see.

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St. Francis de Sales

St. Francis de Sales

Patron of Communicators

A Showit template for coaches and service providers. Named for the saint who guided hundreds through personalized letters - the original one-on-one coach. Because your website should feel like a warm conversation, not a sales pitch.

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St. Veronica

St. Veronica

Patron of Images

A Showit template for photographers. Named for the woman who captured the true image of Christ - patron of photography and those who preserve moments.

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St. Catherine of Siena

St. Catherine of Siena

Patroness of Those Who Guide

A Showit template for coaches and creatives. Named for the saint who counseled popes through nothing but the power of her words - for those who lead with clarity and conviction.

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