Showcase: let the work speak

How it is laid out

Showcase opens with your photo, name, location and bio, then a small row of stats: your total monthly revenue (with a check mark when it is verified) and how many projects you have. Your social links and a share button sit beside them.

Below that, every project is a card led by a 16:10 screenshot, then its logo, name, web address and status, a short description, a longer details line and up to four tags with revenue. On desktop the cards sit in two columns. Projects you mark as large span both columns, with the image beside the text.

Who it suits

Anyone whose work looks good: app developers, designers, game developers, store owners and indie hackers with real product screenshots. It is the template we show first on the homepage because it flatters almost any project.

If a project has no screenshot yet, the card still works, but Showcase is at its best when every project has one. Take a clean shot of your product's main screen at a wide browser size and upload it in the editor.

Free, and easy to switch

Showcase is one of three templates on the free plan, with Stack and Minimal. Switch to any other template at any time and your content comes along unchanged. Pair it with any palette, and on Pro with your own accent color, font and corners.

See all templates and themes, or compare with Spotlight, which features one project above the rest.