Templates
Ready-made stacks. Look through any of them — no account needed.
Introduction
An editable, hands-on tour of cards, fields, buttons, backgrounds, and widgets. Make it your own as you go.
3 cards · 7 parts
Screenplay
A screenplay and everything around it. One card per scene, written in screenplay styles and read as one script — page view, PDF, Fountain and Final Draft, with a title page. Each scene shows how long it runs and reads itself aloud as a table read, each character in the voice their card names; the project lists its scenes, characters and locations, and each character the scenes they speak in. Scene headings offer INT./EXT., the script's locations and times of day as you type. Characters link to the actors who play them and actors to what they auditioned for; contacts, to-do lists and songs you can drop into a scene sit alongside.
12 cards · 80 parts
Songbook
A book of songs, one card each: the words and the chords over them, in sections you can name. Set the key from the song header and the chart transposes with it. Meter counts each part's syllables and letters its rhymes, Syllables splits every word where it is sung, Read aloud says every line, Play demo plays the song's first recording, and Sprint times a stretch of writing and tells you how many words came of it. Star the songs you reach for and they head the contents, in book order or A to Z; file songs in folders and show one folder at a time; Compare with lines a song up against another, a copy or a draft; mark a line Rework in yellow or Keeper in green; the contents card also counts the days in a row you have written; archive an old draft and it leaves the book without being deleted. A title page opens the book, a contents card lists and searches every song, and a setlist ticks them off on stage. Print the whole thing.
7 cards · 46 parts
Music Practice
Plan focused practice sessions with a set list, notes, a piano and a metronome. Duplicate a card for each new piece or rehearsal.
3 cards · 14 parts
Music Notes
Play and compose HyperCard-style melodies. Three ready-to-play examples with editable notes, tempo, and Play/Stop buttons. Copy a card to write your own tune.
3 cards · 14 parts
Checklists
To-dos for a production, one card each: a note, a day it is due and an hour if it matters, a flag for what to start with, and steps for the jobs that take several goes. File them under lists and sections. The front card gathers everything still open, flagged first and overdue called out; each list shows its own. Due days go to Google Calendar.
8 cards · 41 parts
Travel
Trips, one card each: where, when, who is going, a budget and a packing list, with a countdown to the day you leave. Every flight, stay, train and dinner is a card linked to its trip, with its day and time, the day it ends, confirmation number, cost and a button that finds it on a map. A trip lists its own plans in the order they happen, says which are still to book, and weighs what is planned and what is booked against the budget. Days go to Google Calendar.
12 cards · 67 parts
Recipes
Recipes, one card each: ingredients to tick as you go, the method, how many it serves and a kitchen timer. Scale a recipe to serve more or fewer and every quantity follows. Plan meals on days, and the shopping list gathers the week's ingredients, scaled to each meal and added up.
8 cards · 52 parts
Task Board
A card per task with status, owner, due date, priority, and a done list. Open Data for a sortable task table and saved views.
2 cards · 8 parts
Contacts
A searchable address book with a live alphabetical directory. Keep one card for every person or place, then copy or add contacts as your list grows.
3 cards · 15 parts
Simple Form
A clean contact form. Clone it, tailor the questions, then share the first card as a public form to collect responses.
1 card · 10 parts
Solfège
A movable-do step sequencer, one card a sequence: pick Do Re Mi (and Me, Te, Fi) into steps, ~ to hold a note, with the words under them, then play it in any key at any tempo with a drone on Do, a lead-in to find the key, a looping step lit as it sounds, the names hidden, or a cappella with only the steps lit. Sing it back one held note at a time, or sing karaoke and see which steps were in tune, with the Kodály hand sign for each step. Ear training drills scale degrees, intervals, chords, scales, melodic contours and dictation at three levels, with hints, and a card shows the Kodály hand signs.
9 cards · 48 parts