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Unapp is a WordPress block theme built entirely for the Site Editor. Pick a starter, answer three questions, and you have a finished site — pages, menu, palette and typeface — that you can take apart in the editor without touching code.

13
Starter sites
163
Section patterns
60
Palette & type combinations
Page builders required

Thirteen starter sites

Each one is a complete design with its own palette, typeface, home page, supporting pages, menu and footer. Applying one creates the pages and sets your front page — nothing you already have is ever deleted. Every preview below is a real website running Unapp.

SaaS & app

The default starter: a product landing page with a feature grid, social proof, three-tier pricing and a free-trial call to action. Five pages, the Indigo palette and the Product typeface.

Portfolio

Work first: a project grid, how you run a job, rates and a client quote.

Church

Service times, what to expect on a first visit, staff, events and giving.

Blog & magazine

A masthead, a featured essay, category tiles and a subscribe band.

Fitness studio

A class timetable, coaches, membership prices and a free first session.

Restaurant

A cover hero, the menu, the kitchen, reviews and a booking band.

Agency

A studio introduction, capabilities, a client list and published rates.

Shop

A storefront: hero, newest products, how it is made and delivery answers.

Property

Current listings with prices, published fees and a valuation enquiry.

Practice

Treatments in plain English, clinicians, patient questions and hours.

Courses

The term timetable with prices, the tutors and how booking works.

Conference

A two-day programme, speakers, three ticket tiers and the venue.

Finance & advisory

Services, credentials, fees explained plainly and a first meeting.

Set up in three steps

Appearance → Starter Sites walks you through it. The whole thing takes a few seconds, and every choice can be changed afterwards in the Site Editor.

1
Choose a starter

Thirteen complete designs, each showing its palette and what it builds.

2
Set your name and look

Site title, tagline, logo, and any of the twelve palettes with any of the five typefaces.

3
Install what it needs

If a starter benefits from a plugin you do not have, the wizard links to WordPress's own installer. It never installs anything itself.

Step two: twelve palettes and five typefaces, mixable in any combination. The starter picks a pairing; you can take any other.

163 sections, in the inserter

Patterns are the pieces the starters are assembled from. Open any page, click the inserter and drop one in — it arrives as ordinary core blocks you edit like anything else. There is no demo importer and no sample content to delete afterwards. The niche libraries are written for their niche: the church sections talk about services and giving, not free trials.

Twelve palettes, five typefaces

Colour and typography are separate style variations, so you can mix any palette with any typeface — all sixty combinations are valid and every one is contrast-checked. The five typefaces are Poppins & Nunito, Inter, Fraunces & Inter, Space Grotesk & Inter and Manrope, all self-hosted. Every colour in every pattern is a palette slug rather than a fixed hex, which is why switching palette restyles the whole site at once.

What else is in it

No framework

No page builder, no jQuery, no icon fonts, no build step. Every section is core blocks configured through theme.json.

WooCommerce templates

Shop, product, cart, checkout, order confirmation and product search, in the theme’s own rhythm rather than the plugin’s defaults.

Real contact forms

The theme detects whichever form plugin you already use — ten are recognised — and styles its fields to your palette.

Dark mode for visitors

An optional toggle that lifts your palette rather than replacing it, so a dark site still looks like your site.

Self-hosted fonts

All six families — Poppins, Nunito, Inter, Fraunces, Space Grotesk and Manrope — ship inside the theme. No request to Google Fonts, and no GDPR question to answer.

Updates like any theme

Updates arrive through Dashboard → Updates, the same as a theme from the WordPress.org directory.

Questions

Yes. Unapp is licensed GPL v3 with no paid tier, no locked patterns and no upsell inside the theme. Use it on as many sites as you like, including client work.

No, and you should not use one. Unapp is built for the Site Editor with core blocks only. A page builder brings its own layout engine, which will fight the theme’s.

Nothing. Applying a starter, or switching to a different one later, only ever adds pages. Your existing content stays exactly where it is.

Yes. Text, images and buttons stay fully editable; the groups and columns holding them together are locked so you cannot drag a layout apart by accident. Select a section and choose Modify to unlock it completely.

Not in place. Version 2.0 was a complete rewrite, from a classic Bootstrap 3 theme to a block theme, and the old homepage settings have no equivalent. Install 2.x on a staging site, apply a starter and move your text across. Your posts and pages are untouched either way.

Download Unapp

WordPress 6.6 or newer, PHP 7.4 or newer, GPL v3. No account, no email address, no licence key.

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