We turn chaosinto systems.
Templyworks is a Notion design studio from Hamburg, Germany. We build premium Notion systems that are clean enough to open every day and simple enough that you'll actually use them. No fluff. No overwhelm. Built for real life and real work.
How Templyworks
came to be.
Every tool was too much — or too little.
Most productivity tools are either so complicated you abandon them after a week, or so generic they don't actually help. Spreadsheets for money, sticky notes for clients, chat threads for projects — everything scattered, nothing connected.
One template, built for real work.
The first build was for our own workflow: a finance dashboard clean enough to open every single day. It worked because it was designed around a real problem — not around what looks good in a screenshot.
Six systems, one philosophy.
Finance HQ, Client Pipeline, Project Tracker, Pitch Kit, Second Brain, and Client Portal — each one does a single job perfectly, and together they cover money, clients, projects, and ideas end to end.
Systems built around one person: you.
Templates get you 80% of the way. For the rest, the Custom Template Request service designs a complete Notion system around exactly how you think, work, and live — delivered straight into your workspace.
From Hamburg to wherever you are.
Every Templyworks system arrives in your inbox seconds after checkout — anywhere in the world, in your local currency. Same principle since day one: lean, powerful systems built for real life and real work.
Three rules,
every single build.
If a system breaks one of these, it doesn't ship.
Clean enough to open daily
If a dashboard feels heavy, you'll stop opening it. Every view is stripped to what you actually need — nothing decorative, nothing in the way.
Simple enough to actually use
No 40-page manuals. You duplicate the template, and it makes sense in the first five minutes. Complexity is the enemy of consistency.
Connected, not scattered
Clients link to projects, projects link to invoices, ideas link to everything. One system where things talk to each other — not ten isolated pages.
Stop building from scratch.
Six ready-made systems, or one built just for you. Either way — organized this week.