dusk bot

brand

the logo, kit and the other bots, the colours and a few words, for when you write about dusk bot or put it next to your own thing.

the logo.

kit, a white pixel cat, on a sunrise sky over grass, in a rounded square. it sits to the left of the name. where the square is too much, kit alone does the job: white with its two dark eyes, on near black.

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the bots.

twenty pixel bots, kit first. one solid colour each and two tall white eyes, nothing else: every mood is the body and the eyes. they are drawn in code, so they move. poke one.

the colours.

the bots wear the bright ones, one each. the page around them stays white and near black. tap a colour to copy it.

the bots

the page

the type.

lowercase, friendly and plain. three typefaces, all open licence.

text a bot

general sans. headings and everything you read.

1 2 3 4

pixelify sans. numerals and tiny accents only.

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geist mono. commands and small labels.

the pictures.

bright pixel posters of calm places: sky, sea, hills, meadows. no computers and no people in them. the bots are never drawn into the picture, they stand on top of it.

pixel art: birch trees in front of lilac hills pixel art: a waterfall off white cliffs into the sea pixel art: a pond with lily pads pixel art: cream sand dunes by the sea

a few words.

if you need a short description, this one is right.

Dusk Bot is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux where you run a team of AI bots and message them like teammates. Each bot has a job, a memory and a computer of its own, and runs on the AI account you already have. It is free for personal use.

do and don't

do

  • write the name as two words: Dusk Bot. lowercase is fine when everything around it is lowercase.
  • leave the logo some room, on white or near black, and keep its rounded square.
  • show the bots as they are drawn: square pixels, one solid colour, two tall eyes.
  • let kit stand in for the logo where a square is too much.
  • use real pictures of the app when you show the app.

don't

  • redraw, recolour, stretch or tilt the logo, or put a new scene behind kit.
  • smooth a bot's pixels, or give it texture, outlines, shading, arms or a mouth.
  • give a bot two colours, or a colour that is not in its palette.
  • put the logo on a busy picture.
  • suggest we made, sponsor or endorse something we did not.

need something that is not here? write to [email protected].