The Poblem
Most coming soon pages are a logo and an email box. For a game or a film, that kills the mood before anything has launched. I wanted a waiting page that feels like part of the world being built, and that still does the one job that matters: collecting emails.
What I built
Axia is one page with one goal, getting people on a waitlist before launch day. It opens like a camera or game console booting up
HUD overlay with REC, channel label, and a running timecode
Scrolling marquee headline: “Press start / The next world / is loading”
Email waitlist form with a “Press Start” button
“World 0%” loading counter to build anticipation
Queue counter as a social-proof slot (the number in the demo is placeholder content)
Footer with social links
This is the full page
Who it’s for
Indie game studios and solo devs teasing a new title or playtest
Filmmakers launching a short film, trailer, or series
Sci-fi, tech, and AI product launches
Music drops, merch drops, and events
Framer designers who need a fast coming soon page for a client
How it works
Axia is built in Framer, so you don’t need to code. You swap the text, counters, labels, and links for your own brand, connect the email form, and publish. The demo uses a fictional studio, but the copy works just as well for a film, an album, or an app.
This is Axia in motion
This is Axia on a desktop screen.
This is Axia on mobile. The layout turns into a single column: headline first, then the intro, the email form and the counters.
Why it’s free
I wanted to give indie creators a launch page with some atmosphere, without them paying for it. If you’d like Axia tailored to your launch, message me here on Contra.
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Axia is a free Framer coming soon template with a sci-fi, game-HUD look. It’s a single waitlist page for indie games, films, and futuristic product launches. I
