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Pillo | Mobile App Framer Template is live!
A landing page template for mobile apps and consumer products. Two pages and a 404: everything a visitor needs sits on the homepage in conversion order, and pricing gets its own page with a full plan comparison.
Includes:
– Cinematic hero with device mockup and four swappable app screens
– Light and dark themes with a one-tap toggle
– Monthly/yearly pricing tabs and comparison table
– Testimonials, metrics band, FAQ, custom cursors
– Fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone
– Organized, tokenized styles and reusable components
Live preview: https://pillo-app.framer.website/
Flawless 🧡
looks great
thanks!
thanks!
Boy looks good 🔥
Nice work🔥👏👏
Great🔥
thanks!
coooool
🙏
Love the effect and animation
🙌
impressive work!
thanks!
Awesome 🙌
Awesome 🙌
bold minimalism at its best, and those animations are just powerful! great work!
Thanks Marta
High-end
I love the transitions!
Love it, looks easy on the eye
this is so cool! nice one man 🫡
thanks!
perfect
thakns!
Love this!
Really clean work. Everything feels simple and easy to follow.
nice.
Looks super smooth. How did you optimize that device mockup and screen swap interaction so it stays lightweight and responsive on actual mobile devices?
The fluid smoke effect in the hero is captivating, and the phone’s transition from right to left feels flawless. Such a polished, atmospheric way to introduce the product!
thank you!
Splitting pricing onto its own page instead of scrolling it into the homepage is the right call for a template meant to be reused across different apps — a comparison table needs room a conversion-ordered single-scroller can't spare without burying something else.
Nice work
Nice interaction <3
Highly creativity approach 👌
Really nice work
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