Scale.gg Brand System
One master brand. One visual system. A growing product family that always looks like Scale.gg.
Master Brand
Scale.gg is the parent brand. Every product inherits the same visual DNA, so the whole family stays recognizable.
Color System
A controlled palette keeps every app in the same family. The master colors build recognition; one accent gives each app its identity.
Master Palette
App Accent Palette
Each app gets one accent from this locked palette. Add no new color until the master palette is formally updated.
Typography
Every product uses the same type system. Shared typography makes the family feel connected before a reader sees the logo.
Type Scale
Font Stack
Icon System
Every app icon uses the same grid, stroke, container, and visual weight. Only the inner symbol and accent change.
Icon Anatomy
Icon Rules
- Use 2px stroke weight consistently
- Center symbol within container
- Use rounded corners (round caps, round joins)
- Maintain 8px padding from container edge
- Use accent color only on symbol and tint
- Change stroke weight per app
- Use filled icons (outline only)
- Add gradients or shadows to icons
- Change container shape or radius
- Use more than one color per icon
Logo System
The master brand and every app need the same five logo variants. If a mark fails in monochrome, it is not finished.
Required Variants
Logo Construction
Build every app logo from the same parts: icon container plus app name in the primary font at weight 700. Keep the accent in the icon and, when used, the domain extension.
App Brand Gallery
Every app uses the same layout and structure. The accent and symbol change; the family resemblance stays.
Available product marks
Usage Rules
Use these rules to keep every new app recognizable, consistent, and unmistakably part of Scale.gg.
New App Branding Rules
Use the system font stack at the defined weights. Do not introduce a custom font for one app.
If every accent is assigned, request a formal palette expansion. Never invent a one-off color.
Keep the container, 2px stroke, and padding identical. Change only the inner symbol.
Deliver primary horizontal, stacked, icon-only, light, and monochrome versions.
Use flat colors. Add gradients only through a system-wide brand decision.
If the logo fails in all black or all white, redesign it before release.
Logo Usage
- Use logos at provided sizes or proportionally scaled
- Maintain minimum clear space equal to icon height
- Use approved color variants only
- Place on solid backgrounds (light or dark)
- Stretch, rotate, or skew any logo
- Place logos on busy or patterned backgrounds
- Add drop shadows, outlines, or effects
- Rearrange logo elements