Terms of use

Quirebound publishes landing page templates. These terms cover the website at https://quirebound.com, the templates and prompts published on it, the live demos, and the downloads served from it.

Every template is free. There is no account, no subscription and no payment of any kind — you can download the whole library right now without giving us anything, including an email address.

What you get is a licence to use, not a transfer of ownership: the copyright stays with us, and what you may and may not do with a template is set out in the licence. Anything you download stays usable forever under the licence in force when you took it. That does not reach back into work you have already shipped, whatever happens to this site later.

If a paid tier is ever introduced it will sit alongside the free library rather than replacing it, and nothing already published will be moved behind it.

Do not attempt to circumvent access controls, scrape the library wholesale, or automate downloads. Do not redistribute the templates as templates — the licence sets out that line in detail.

Everything else is fair game. Building competing products with these templates is fine. Building a competing template library out of them is not.

Each template ships with a prompt intended to rebuild it in Claude, Cursor, v0 or similar. What those tools return is not ours and is not under our control. Models change, and the same prompt can produce a different result next month.

So: we do not warrant that a prompt reproduces a template exactly, and we make no claim over what a model returns to you. The live demo is the honest reference — it is the actual page, running, and it is what the download contains.

This is a small operation. We aim to keep the site up and will not pretend to an uptime guarantee we cannot staff. Templates may be revised or withdrawn; anything you already downloaded is unaffected.

There is nothing to pay and nothing to cancel. No card is collected, no charge is made and no subscription exists, so nothing renews.

If that ever changes, the terms are already written in the refund policy, which is published in advance and phrased conditionally for exactly that reason.

Downloads are rate-limited per address, so a script pulling the library on a loop gets a 429 rather than the files. This guards bandwidth; it is not an access control, and nothing here is secret.

We may block an address for the things in clause 03 — automated scraping, wholesale redistribution. Where it looks like a misunderstanding we will ask first, and if you want the entire library at once, it is easier to ask us than to scrape it.

The templates are provided as they are. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from using them — lost revenue, lost data, a deploy that went badly.

Where liability cannot be excluded, it is capped at what you paid us in the twelve months before the claim — which, since everything is free, is nothing. We would rather say that plainly than leave you to work it out from a clause written for a product with a price.

Nothing here limits liability for death, personal injury or fraud, because it cannot.

Material changes to these terms will be announced before they take effect rather than applied quietly, and the date beside this document moves when they do.

These terms are governed by the law of the jurisdiction in which the operator is established, and its courts have jurisdiction over any dispute. Nothing here removes a consumer’s right to bring a claim where they live.