The pass covers the whole family at once, with every future release included. Aloha and Kai each ship an eight-screen read-only back-office demo, Reef ships a connectable editorial back office, Koa and Swell are static, Nalu keeps WooCommerce and Kona keeps Shopify as the business back office. Commercial licence, unlimited projects. Capacitor configuration is included; native builds, signing and App Store submission remain your responsibility.
Aloha Pixel Full Access - Astro Themes
Lifetime access to every Aloha Pixel Astro theme: SaaS, eCommerce, editorial, portfolio, landing page, headless WooCommerce and headless Shopify. English and French, light and dark, unlimited projects.
Other themes to consider
Reef - Blog & Editorial Theme with Aloha Back Office
Free, MIT-licensed Astro blog theme with English and French, light and dark modes, Markdown content and an optional Aloha back office to manage posts and categories. Public demo is read-only. Includes Capacitor setup and written development conventions.
Aloha - SaaS & Dashboard Theme
Aloha 2.3 is a bilingual Astro 7 SaaS theme with pricing, features, integrations, a blog and an eight-screen read-only dashboard demo. English and French, light and dark modes, and documented components.
Kai - eCommerce & Shop Theme
Kai 2.3 is a bilingual Astro 7 storefront with products, collections, variants and a cart, plus an eight-screen read-only back-office demo. English and French, light and dark modes, and documented components.
Koa - Portfolio & Studio Theme
Koa 2.3 is a bilingual Astro 7 portfolio with six case studies, a project index filterable by discipline, original artwork and a contact page. English and French, light and dark modes.
Swell - Landing Page Theme
Swell 2.3 is a bilingual Astro 7 landing page with nine sections, pricing, FAQ and a scroll-driven closing scene. English and French, light and dark modes, and documented components.
Nalu - Headless WooCommerce Theme
Nalu 2.3 is a bilingual Astro 7 storefront for WooCommerce. It reads the public Store API at build time and returns checkout to WooCommerce. WordPress remains the back office for products, orders and customers.