Templates
Templates
Every Glattice template arrives with both axes already defined: the rows, the columns, and the values in each. You are looking at a working two-dimensional board in seconds rather than a blank grid and a naming problem. All 48 are free on every plan, including Free.
Browse by category
- Product & EngineeringSprint planning, roadmaps, and bug triage4 boards
- Growth & ContentMarketing campaigns and social calendars4 boards
- People & RecruitingHiring pipelines and team organization4 boards
- Sales & CRMDeal pipelines and client relationships4 boards
- Strategy & OpsOKRs, risk assessment, and vendor management4 boards
- Writing & WorldbuildingStory arcs, character beats, and plotting4 boards
- Education & AcademiaSyllabi, research papers, and lesson plans4 boards
- Creative StudioAsset management, video production, and design4 boards
- Event ManagementWeddings, conferences, and travel planning4 boards
- Home & FamilyMeals, renovations, and household chores4 boards
- Personal GrowthHabits, goals, reading lists, and workouts4 boards
- Gaming & CollectionsRaid plans, tier lists, and collection tracking4 boards
How a template becomes your board
Pick one and Glattice creates the board with its facets and values in place. From there it is yours: rename a value, add a third facet, swap which one drives the rows. Nothing is locked, and nothing about the template survives except the structure you keep.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. All forty-eight are available on every plan, including Free. The Free plan caps you at five boards per space, not at which boards you may create.
Yes, completely. A template is a starting structure, not a schema you are bound to. Rename facet values, add or remove them, add more facets, or swap which facet drives the rows — all after the fact, on a board with cards already in it.
Yes. You can create an empty board and define both facets yourself, or describe what you want to the AI Command Bar and watch it build one. Templates exist because most people would rather edit than invent.