I built a custom web store for a single product, using Frameship.

My first template sale, and the client came directly from Contra.

Contra Products has been one of the best updates so far. It allows freelancers to keep most of their earnings, unlike tools like Polar or Lemon Squeezy, which have much higher fees and can make it more difficult for sellers to cash out.

My very first Framer commission from a free template I published just 5 days ago. It’s small, but it marks a beginning. It means someone liked my work enough that it convinced them to subscribe to Framer.

More to come...

I just published a new Framer template for wedding planners, free.

Wedding sites default to blush pink and a script font. I went the other way: deep teal on cream, a pale blue footer, and a serif headline at 140px over the photography.

I just published a new Framer template for nutritionists and health coaches.

I gave myself one rule while building it: no code components. Everything is native layers, so whoever buys it can open a section on canvas and change it.

I just launched Desinio, a minimal Framer portfolio template for designers who want to get hired, not just look good online. Case study structure built in. Dark & light mode. Made for product designers, UX/UI professionals, and freelancers who want their work to do the talking.

Has anyone set up Codex CLI with a Framer project? I haven't been able to connect it, they only give instructions for Claude and nothing about Codex, even though the setup is not the same.