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# Marketplace

The Marketplace is where you can browse project templates shared by other users on the platform. Templates let you start a new project with pre-built forms, tables, and configurations instead of building everything from scratch.

<figure><img src="/files/cOMFrPNBJl7vAZ524Y7p" alt="The marketplace"><figcaption><p>The marketplace</p></figcaption></figure>

## Browsing templates

The Marketplace displays all available project templates as cards. Use the **search bar** at the top to filter templates by name. Each card shows a description of what the template contains.

## Using a template

1. Type in the search bar to find a template, or scroll through the available cards.
2. Click a template card to open the template project and review its forms, tables, and structure.
3. When you are ready, click **Copy Project** in the template to create your own project based on it.

The new project will include all the forms, tables, and structure from the template. You can then customise it to suit your specific requirements.

## Sharing your own template

You can turn any of your projects into a template that others can use:

1. Make your project **public** in the project settings.
2. Enable the **template** setting in your project settings.

Once enabled, your project will appear in the Marketplace for other users to discover and copy.

{% hint style="info" %}
Making your project public makes it discoverable in the Marketplace, but project content (tables, forms, dashboards) remains accessible to invited members only. When someone copies your template, they receive a new private project. Whether your existing row data and storage files are included depends on what they select in the copy dialog.
{% endhint %}


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