Dorik Adds Gym and Spa Templates to Growing Website Builder Library.

Dorik has added two new website templates to its platform, targeting fitness centers and wellness businesses. The AI-powered website builder announced on LinkedIn that gym and spa templates are now available to users.

The templates join Dorik's existing library of over 12 multi-functional designs, giving service-based businesses additional starting points for building their online presence without coding. The platform has steadily expanded its template collection in recent months, previously releasing restaurant templates and nine portfolio options for creative professionals.

The gym and spa templates reflect Dorik's approach of creating industry-specific designs that address common business needs. Fitness centers typically require class schedules, trainer profiles, and membership information, while spas need appointment booking, service menus, and gallery showcases.

Unlike platforms such as Webflow or Squarespace that offer broader design flexibility, Dorik positions itself as a faster route to launch for small businesses. The company's templates include 120+ UI components that users can customize through a drag-and-drop interface.

The platform competes with other no-code website builders like Wix, Framer, and Carrd in the small business segment. Dorik differentiates through its AI website generator, which can automatically create sites based on user prompts, and native Airtable integration for content management.

The template additions give wellness and fitness businesses ready-made starting points, though details on specific features within each template remain limited. Dorik has not published a changelog or detailed feature breakdown for the new releases.

For existing Dorik users, the templates are immediately available through the platform's template library. The company has also introduced a Symbols feature that allows one-click updates across multiple pages, useful for businesses managing recurring elements like class schedules or service pricing.

The announcement follows Dorik's pattern of regular template releases targeting specific industries. The company previously launched EduNest for e-learning sites and OHost for hosting providers, suggesting a strategy of building vertical-specific solutions rather than competing on design flexibility alone.

Users interested in the new templates can access them through Dorik's template library. The platform offers a free tier for testing, with paid plans starting at $18 per month for custom domains and additional features.