This is a vibrant Tailwind CSS template for startups or anyone looking to showcase their podcast. It is available in HTML, Vue.js and Next.js.
Optimized layout ensures your podcast looks great on every device from desktop to mobile.
Functional podcast player lets visitors listen to episodes directly on your landing page without leaving.
Includes landing page, episode detail page with transcript, and subscribe page layouts.
Access the original design file to customize colors, typography, and visual elements.
Ships with HTML, Next.js, and Vue.js source code to integrate with your existing workflow.
Clean, well-organized Tailwind structure makes brand customization straightforward.
Unique graphics and visual elements designed specifically for podcast branding and marketing.
Launch your podcast with a dedicated web presence designed to showcase episodes and grow your audience. This template provides podcasters and startups with a complete landing page solution built with Tailwind CSS, featuring a fully functional audio player that lets visitors stream episodes directly from the browser. The package includes three separate implementations, HTML with Alpine.js, Next.js with TypeScript, and Vue.js, giving you flexibility to integrate with your preferred development stack. Each version maintains the same vibrant design system while adapting to the conventions of its respective framework. Design files for Figma are included to streamline visual customization before you touch any code.
The template ships with three distinct codebases to match your workflow. The HTML version uses Tailwind CSS v4 alongside Alpine.js v3 for lightweight interactivity. The Next.js implementation runs on version 16 with App Router, TypeScript support, and MDX for content management. The Vue.js version leverages Vue 3 with Vite 6 for fast development. All versions use Tailwind CSS v4 as the styling foundation, ensuring consistent design tokens across implementations.
This template supports unlimited personal and commercial projects, including SaaS applications and client work. Commercial use covers end-user facing products where visitors pay for access. Freelancers and agencies may use the template for client deliveries, with final implementations remaining subject to the standard license terms.