Build something worth sharing. XXC Templates is an open workshop for people who love making things for the web.
Explore a collection of original templates, tiny interactions, expressive CSS and playful JavaScript. Every creation has inspectable code and an isolated preview. Remix a starting point or build from an empty editor.
The AI Sandbox helps turn a natural-language idea into working frontend code. Choose your provider, explore a direction, then open the proposed code in the editor and make it your own.
Make somethingPublic creations include the code, title, description and alias you submit. Do not put passwords, API keys or private information into public code. A private owner token grants editing access; keep your recovery link private. We store only a keyed hash of that token.
AI settings are stored in your browser and are not saved in the XXC Templates database. By default, API keys use sessionStorage. Choosing to remember a key stores it unencrypted in localStorage. Cloud requests may pass transiently through the PHP server; keys and AI request bodies are never persisted by the application. Prompts and code are sent to the provider you choose and are subject to its policies.
Theme, drafts, recent history and owner tokens are stored on your device. Essential secure cookies maintain administrative sessions and protect form submissions. We keep operational audit records with IP addresses, browser information, timestamps and, when configured, local GeoIP data. The default audit retention is 90 days. Aggregate activity contains no AI prompts or credentials.
Only submit code and assets you have permission to share. By publishing, you allow visitors to inspect, run, download and remix your submitted code with attribution. You retain ownership of your work. Original XXC studio examples are available under the MIT license; third-party dependencies keep their own licenses.
Do not publish malware, phishing interfaces, personal information, impersonation or hateful content. Moderators may reject, hide or archive submissions. Use the report control on a creation to raise a concern. Public code is provided without warranty; inspect it before using it in a project.
Alias names identify submissions, not verified accounts. Keep your private edit link: there is no conventional account recovery for anonymous creators.