Nuvraya — Free AI Studio Template for Framer

Nuvraya is a free 7-page AI studio and automation template for Framer, with no CMS collections. Remix it if you sell agents and workflows to teams that live in Gmail and Slack. Home carries an interactive agent demo, and the sitemap adds Pricing, Service, Case Study, Blog, About, and Contact. Skip it if you need docs, security, or a developer section. AxonOps covers that job. The browse-everything view is the free Framer templates hub, and the AI shortlist narrows it.

Who should remix Nuvraya?

Picture a three-person automation shop. They wire inbox triage, knowledge-base answers, and approval steps for ops teams, and every sales call ends with “can you show me what that looks like?” Nuvraya answers on Home with a staged agent card, then hands the lead to Pricing and a Case Study once the questions turn to cost and proof.

Walk away if you are a product company with one AI tool, an API, and a security review to survive. Nuvraya is a studio site, not a product site. AxonOps has the extra routes for that. If you have a pitch but no case studies yet, Workflow Studio 01 lets you start with a single scroll and grow later.

What Nuvraya looks like

The mood is hot magenta and plum. Translucent glass panels float over ribbons of light, and every button is butter yellow. Small monospace labels such as “Applied intelligence. Amplified.” and numbered section markers (01 through 04) add a lab-notebook feel under tight, oversized sans headlines like “Make every app work as one.” It is closer to a product keynote than to Linear’s gray restraint.

That energy tells curious mid-market buyers you are new and a little playful, which helps a studio stand out in a crowded AI category. It hurts if your buyer is a bank’s procurement team. The honest fight is the magenta itself. A navy-and-white brand will end up recoloring the hero, the glass cards, and the background in one sitting.

Pages included in Nuvraya

Seven pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: the pitch, the interactive agent demo, the integration wall, and a teaser for the journal
• Contact: the “start a conversation” route the closing banner points to
• Pricing: packaging for studio engagements, linked from the main nav
• Service: what the studio builds and how an engagement runs
• Case Study: proof pages for finished workflows
• Blog: the Field Notes journal, previewed on Home
• About: the small team behind the studio

Framer does not flag any of these as CMS-backed, so a growing blog means building a collection yourself after remix.

What is distinctive about Nuvraya

• Interactive agent demo. An “Inbox concierge” card routes a Gmail request through an agent to a Slack review queue, with a Run preview button and a “Human review is on” badge. It shows the handoff, not just a claim. It is staged, so swap it for a flow you actually ship.
• Human-in-the-loop as a section. “You keep the final say” gets its own block with a draft waiting for approval. That answers the first objection a cautious buyer has about agents.
• Integration wall with jobs. Gmail, Slack, Notion, Google Drive, HubSpot, Linear, OpenAI, and Anthropic each get a one-line role. Delete any you do not support.
• Journal on the homepage. Three short notes pull readers toward the Blog without a separate landing page.

Framer’s SEO, analytics, and breakpoint tooling ship with the platform. They are not a reason to pick this file.

When to remix Nuvraya, and when to skip

Remix Nuvraya when you are a small studio that needs to look current, show a working-looking demo, and price engagements in public. The marketplace lists the author as Unknown, so there is no track record to judge. Check the live preview on a phone before you commit, since the glass and gradient layers are the heavy part.

Skip it when the site has to carry product docs, a security page, or a changelog. That is AxonOps. Skip it when one scroll is enough. That is Workflow Studio 01. Still choosing a lane? Go back to the AI shortlist or the free Framer templates hub.