About DigitalSkylight
DigitalSkylight sells downloadable working files: Notion systems, spreadsheets, document and deck kits, design files and prompt systems. One-off purchases, no subscription, no account, no login. This page is about what gets published here and the standard it has to meet, because that is the part you can actually check.

What this shop publishes
Files that do a specific operational job for a small practice — running client work, writing a proposal, keeping the numbers in one place, setting up a brand, getting repeatable output from an AI tool. Each product is built around one job and is described file by file.
The catalogue is deliberately small. Twenty-odd products across five categories is a size where every page can be written properly and kept accurate. It is not an inventory that grows by scraping or by generating variations of the same file.
What this shop deliberately doesn't sell
- Volume packs. No "500 prompts", no "1,000 icons", no bundle of files nobody has opened. If a count appears on a page, the file contains that many items.
- Anything we can't itemise. If a product can't be described filename by filename, it doesn't get listed.
- Resold third-party files. Nothing here is a repackaged marketplace download.
- Files that need a tool we haven't named. If a product needs a paid account or a specific application version, that is on the product page next to the price, not discovered after payment.
- Outcome promises. A proposal template does not win work and a prompt system does not guarantee an output. The pages describe what the files are and what they cover.
The standard every product page has to meet
Five things are on every page in the shop, including the free one:
- A file manifest — each filename, its format, its approximate size and what it contains.
- Tool requirements — the software or account you need, and whether it costs money.
- Who the product isn't for — never blank, and written to actually put people off where the fit is wrong.
- Version, last-updated date and the change log — so you can see when the file was last touched rather than guessing.
- The licence tier, linked to the section of
/licencethat applies to it.
A product is not listed until those five are filled in and the manifest matches the files that actually ship in the download. That last point is the one that matters most: the manifest is the promise, and a mismatch between the manifest and the download is a defect, not a rounding error.
Why there are no reviews on this site
This shop has no ratings, no testimonials, no sales counters and no "trusted by" logos, and it isn't going to borrow any. Invented ones are unlawful in the EU and easy to spot; an empty widget waiting to be filled is worse than no widget.
The substitute is specificity. A file list with real counts, a named format and version, an honest disqualifier, a licence you can read in full before paying and a free product that is a complete deliverable — those are checkable before you spend anything. That is the whole argument, and it is why the product pages here are longer than a marketplace listing.
Licence and what you can do with the files
Buying a file gives you a licence to use it, not the copyright in it. What that licence covers depends on the tier shown on the product page, and all three tiers are written out in full, with plain "you may" and "you may not" lists, on the licence page — including where the store stands on client work, redistribution and AI training. Read it before you buy rather than after; it is short.
Anything you make with a file — a filled-in proposal, a deck with your content in it, a spreadsheet with your numbers, text produced by running a prompt — is yours.
Where the business is
DigitalSkylight is established in Czechia. Post reaches the business at:
Janáčkova 3392/17 702 00 Moravská Ostrava a Přívoz Czechia
There is no shop to visit — everything is sold and delivered over the internet. Company registration details are on the Legal Notice.
Reaching a person
Email: support@digitalskylight.com Phone: +420 737 666 705
No support hours are published and no response time is promised, because inventing either would be the first false thing on this site. Email is the reliable route, and if your message is about an order, include the order reference. For an expired or missing download link, the fastest path is the re-send form on Downloads help — it does not need a person at all.
Have a look at the catalogue
Nineteen paid products across five categories, three bundles, and one file that costs nothing.