Every template is a real starting point you can customize -- add fields, change workflows, wire up integrations.
Get startedTrack contacts, companies, and deals -- your pipeline, your fields, your process.
A helpdesk that matches how your team actually triages and resolves tickets.
Boards, tasks, and timelines built around your team's workflow, not a generic template.
Track stock, locations, and reorder points without a spreadsheet held together with formulas.
Manage candidates, interviews, and onboarding in one place.
Let customers or teammates book time without the back-and-forth.
An internal wiki your team will actually keep updated.
Send and track invoices without a separate accounting tool.
Nothing here fit? Describe what you need and get a purpose-built app instead.
Templates are a starting point, not a ceiling. Every generated app is real code -- add the fields, pages, and integrations your team actually needs, whenever you need them.
How picking a template actually works
Choose the closest match to what you're building, and it deploys as a real, working starting point -- not a locked demo. From there, the same plain-English conversation that generated it can add a field, change a workflow step, or wire up an integration, the same way it would for a fully custom build. The template just means you're not starting from a blank page.
Templates exist to save you the blank-page problem, not to box you in. Pick the closest match, then ask ViibeStack to add the fields, pages, or integrations that make it actually fit your business -- there's no locked-down version that keeps you from customizing what you deploy.