
Applock is a lightweight, one-page HTML landing page template crafted specifically for mobile apps, SaaS products, and early-stage startups. Built on the Bootstrap 5 framework with clean HTML5 and CSS3, it gives you a professional, high-performance foundation to showcase your application without the overhead of a CMS or page builder.
The template includes the full SASS source, making global style changes — colors, typography, spacing — fast and consistent. Whether you’re validating a concept, running a pre-launch waitlist, or need a polished marketing page for an App Store listing, Applock gets you live in hours, not days.
Most landing page templates are either bloated with unnecessary features or require a specific CMS. Applock stays deliberately lean: one page, one purpose, clean code. The SASS workflow means your design system stays consistent as you iterate. The GPL license means you own the output — no recurring fees, no domain limits. If you’re a developer, founder, or agency building app-facing web pages, this template removes the friction between design and deployment.
Is this a WordPress theme?
No. Applock is a standalone HTML/CSS/JS template. It does not require WordPress or any CMS.
Can I use this for client projects?
Yes. The GPL license allows unlimited commercial and client use across any number of domains.
Do I need to know SASS to customize it?
Not required. You can edit the compiled CSS directly, but SASS variables make global changes (colors, fonts, spacing) much faster.
Is the contact form functional out of the box?
The form markup is included and styled. You’ll need to connect it to a backend (Formspree, Netlify Functions, your own API, etc.) to process submissions.
What version of Bootstrap is used?
Bootstrap 5.x is used throughout the template.
Applock gives you a professional, responsive app landing page without the bloat. Clean code, SASS flexibility, and a permissive license make it a practical choice for developers and founders who want to ship fast and stay in control. Download, customize, deploy — your app deserves a page that loads as fast as it runs.