Ocean Epicure
A scroll-scrubbed chef's film opening into a bright editorial story.
14 templates · 2 new every week
Launch-ready scroll-animation websites — video-scrub heroes, particle engines, living 3D worlds. Grab the free Claude Code prompt, or download the exact tested code. Copy, paste, launch.
2 new templates every week
A scroll-scrubbed chef's film opening into a bright editorial story.
A voyage from above the clouds to a dinner at sea — scroll is the ship.
Scroll composes an empty shell into a fully furnished home.
Scroll assembles the watch — component by component to the finished piece.
Looks that melt into each other — GPU shaders on photography.
A 3D product stage that photographs its own lookbook.
A 3,800-meter descent — jellyfish, bioluminescence, the floor.
Drafting-paper storytelling with a red line that draws itself.
The tower builds itself as the page goes down.
A living low-poly world your users fly through.
Orbit to street level — a 420 km scroll dive.
True video scrub through a single golden property.
Fly the Amalfi route — boarding pass and all.
A house tour that plays as you scroll.
How it works
Every template ships with the exact, detailed Claude Code prompt we used to build it: stack, model sources, choreography, and the gotchas that cost us hours. Drop your email, it's yours.
Paste the prompt, watch it build. You'll get your own variant — great for learning, prototyping, or seeing whether motion fits your brand.
The paid download is the exact site you demoed — pixel-perfect, tested, compressed assets, config-driven copy, deploy README, commercial license. Five minutes to yours.
Pricing
Free
$39–79
$199
SmartDuke designs and ships custom motion websites — your brand, your footage, our engineering. Two-week turnarounds.
FAQ
Two every week, every week. Studio Access includes every future drop, so the shelf keeps growing at no extra cost — buy it once at 14 templates and it only gets better. A single-template purchase is yours forever, but covers that one template.
The prompt gets Claude Code to build you a variant — genuinely good, but it costs tokens, debugging time, and results vary run to run. The paid code is the exact site you demoed: tested, compressed, documented, licensed. You're buying certainty and an afternoon of your life back.
A complete Next.js project — the same one running in the demo. Config file for copy, palette and assets; optimized media; a README covering setup, asset swapping and deployment to Vercel or a VPS; and a commercial license.
Yes. Single-template purchases cover one end project (yours or a client's). Studio Access covers unlimited projects. Third-party assets ship with their licenses documented — everything is cleared for commercial use with attribution baked in where required.
No. GSAP (including SplitText) is 100% free for all uses since 2025, and Three.js is MIT. Fonts are Google Fonts. There are no hidden license fees anywhere in the stack.
Node.js and five minutes. npm install, npm run dev, swap the config. Deploying is one push to Vercel — or the README's copy-paste Nginx setup if you self-host.