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Templates are ready-made Noah projects you can clone and customize instead of starting from a blank canvas. Each template includes code, configuration, and integrations for a complete use case such as a web app, smart contract, game, or full‑stack dapp.

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Browse templates

You can access templates from the left sidebar.
  • Open the Templates section under Resources
  • Browse cards for different categories like Full Stack Dapp, Smart Contract, Mobile, and Games
  • Use filters at the top to sort by Most Cloned and choose a specific chain with All Chains
Templates page showing template cards with category tabs, sort, and chain filters Hovering over a template card shows quick actions:
  • Use Template — start cloning immediately
  • View Details — open the full template details view

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View template details

Click View Details (or click the card itself) to open the template details dialog. Here you can:
  • See a large preview carousel of the template
  • View the template name, type (for example WebApp), and clone count
  • Read a short description of what the template includes
  • Choose between Clone App and Preview
Template details dialog with large preview image, description, Clone App and Preview buttons

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Clone and preview

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Open the Templates gallery

From the left sidebar, click Templates to open the gallery. Browse or filter until you find a template that matches what you want to build.
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Review template details (optional)

Hover over a card and click View Details to see screenshots and a description. Use Preview to open a live preview of the template in a new tab.
3

Clone the template into your workspace

When you are ready, click Clone App (from the details dialog) or Use Template (from the card) to create a new project based on that template.
4

Customize and deploy

After cloning, the new project appears in Recent Projects. Open it, customize the code and content, then use Noah’s normal flows (GitHub, Deploy, Audit, etc.) to ship your app.

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When to use templates

Templates are especially helpful when you want to:
  • Prototype quickly — get a working app or contract running in minutes
  • Learn best practices — study how existing templates structure code, components, and integrations
  • Reuse proven setups — start from a layout, design system, or smart contract pattern that already works

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FAQ

No. Cloning creates a new, independent project in your workspace. Changes you make do not affect the original template or other users.
Yes. You can clone a template as many times as you like to create different projects or variations.
No. Once cloned, your project is separate from the source template. Future template updates do not automatically change your cloned project.