Zyrex Digital is a marketplace for AI tools, website templates, effect and sound bundles, license keys, software, and web services — every listing checked before it goes live, delivered to your account the moment you check out.
Gridline started as a shared drawer of templates and scripts we kept re-using on client projects — eventually the drawer got organized enough that other people started asking to buy from it.
Today it’s a small marketplace, not a supermarket: every website template, AI tool, piece of software, license key, effect bundle and service is picked or built by someone who uses it themselves, then checked again before it’s allowed to stay listed.
We keep the catalog smaller than we could, on purpose, so that everything in it holds up.
“If it wouldn't survive our own team using it for a week, it doesn't get a product page.”
ZYREX DIGITAL / PRODUCT STANDARDS
Seven categories, all delivered instantly and backed by the same support team.
Subscriptions and access to the AI apps builders use daily.
Ready-to-launch templates for stores, portfolios, and landing pages.
Motion, overlay, and design effect packs for video and creative work.
Licensed music, SFX, and audio kits cleared for commercial use.
Genuine, verified keys for the software you already rely on.
Full applications and utilities, licensed for individuals and teams.
Setup, design, and technical help when you'd rather not do it yourself.
Every product is made or vetted by people who use it in real client work first — not just listed for volume.
We’d rather keep a smaller catalog of things that actually work than flood the store with filler.
License terms are written in plain language on every product page — no surprises at checkout.
No ticket mazes. Questions get a reply from someone who actually knows the product.
Started Gridline after years of freelancing — building the store he wished existed, both as a buyer and as a client.
Leads the template and UI kit line — obsessed with components that still hold up after months of real production use.
Runs the support desk personally for every product’s first year, then hands it to the wider team once the rough edges are gone.
Vets every AI tool and software license before it’s listed — if it doesn’t hold up in his own workflow, it doesn’t go live.