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# Start with a template

Noloco has many [templates](https://noloco.io/templates) that you can use to quickly get started with a custom app.

Templates are brilliant for kick-starting your app, and the template directory has a template for all types of use cases, and you can use them to get your apps closer to sharing with your team

{% @arcade/embed url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/YxP215pwmYMKMPsYvxbu>" flowId="YxP215pwmYMKMPsYvxbu" %}

Once you have created your app, you can continue finishing your app's setup by following the rest of the Quickstart guide

{% content-ref url="/pages/hTTuGk0IyJhqvk53037H" %}
[Quickstart](/quickstart.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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