This kit gathers the logo, color, type and usage rules that keep Qube feeling like one product across packaging, app, and shelf — precise like the device, warm like the thing it grows.
Cube began as a small team obsessed with one question: What if every decision inside a business could be backed by measurable truth? They built early prototypes that didn’t just collect information — they interpreted it, learned from it, and surfaced insights before teams even knew they needed them.
Everything downstream — color, type, motion — takes its cue from that same honesty. Nothing in this system is decorative if it doesn't also describe how the product works.
Navy carries the weight of the hardware — precise, a little serious, built to last on a shelf for years.
Ember stands in for the device's light source — the one spot of heat in an otherwise cool, quiet object.
Sprout is used sparingly — only where something is new, alive, or in progress. It is a status, not a background color.
The primary lockup pairs the hexagon mark with the wordmark at a fixed ratio. Use the full lockup whenever there's room; the mark alone is reserved for small or square placements — app icons, favicons, packaging caps.
Clearspace & minimum size
Keep clear space equal to the height of the sprout chip inside the mark (call it X) on every side of the lockup. Never let text, edges, or photography enter that margin. Below 24px icon height, drop the wordmark and use the mark alone.
Don't
The mark is drawn at a specific weight and proportion. These edits break the shape the hardware is built to match.
Don't stretch it
Don't recolor it
Don't rotate it
Don't add effectsThree brand colors, two neutrals. Ink leads every layout; Ember and Sprout are accents, used one at a time rather than together, so each keeps its meaning. Click a swatch to copy its hex.
Fredoka carries the brand's rounded, hand-built personality in headlines and the wordmark. Plus Jakarta Sans handles everything that needs to be read quickly — body copy, UI, packaging fine print. IBM Plex Mono marks anything technical: specs, hex values, coordinates.
A quick reference for the mark at the sizes it actually ships at.


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