Brand

VINTE

Color

Union — the mark — and its lockup are only ever black or white: white on dark surfaces, black on light. No tints, recolors, or gradients applied to the shape itself. (Gradients are welcome behind it — see Backgrounds.)

Acceptable

Not acceptable

Backgrounds

Union no longer needs a flat, solid backdrop. Set it on a gradient or an Apple-style Liquid Glass surface — the translucent, blurred, refractive material Apple introduced at WWDC 2025 — as long as the background contrasts with the mark so the whole knot, negative space included, reads at a glance. Never set Union over a busy photo or pattern where the cut-outs disappear.

Acceptable

Not acceptable

Typography

The lockup pairs the mark with the “Vinte” wordmark in Inter Bold (700) at a size that optically matches the mark height. Inter is the official Vinte brand typeface (no substitutions), and the wordmark is always Bold (700). Mono is the reader’s own system monospace (SF Mono on Apple platforms, Consolas on Windows), reserved for code, console output, and other monospaced contexts. Inter is self-hosted; the mono is never downloaded, so code on the page matches code in the reader’s editor.Inter · brandVinte Research LabAaBbCc 0123 · headings, UI, bodySystem mono · codevinte.deploy()AaBbCc 0123 · code, console, mono

VINTE

Acceptable

VINTE

Not acceptable

Proportions

Treat Union as fixed. Resize proportionally — never stretch, squash, or rotate it.

Acceptable

Not acceptable

Effects

Pairing Union with Apple-style Liquid Glass is fine — our app icon (Vinte on iOS and desktop) is the reference: the mark rendered in the translucent material stays crisp and high-contrast, with the glass refracting what sits behind it, never muddying the knot. Keep the glass above 70% transparency (≈0.3 opacity or less) so the surface still reads as glass. What is never fine is a transparent Union on a transparent background — no fill and no surface behind it leaves nothing to read. The shape itself takes no baked-in drop shadows, glows, or gradients.

Acceptable

Not acceptable

Partnerships

Co-branding uses the Vinte lockup, a clear divider — a cross (×), a vertical bar (|), or any unambiguous separator — and the partner name set in matching Inter Bold (700) at the same optical size — never overlapping, never crowded. The divider just has to read cleanly; the specific glyph is up to you. Either the mark alone or the full lockup may be paired this way.

VINTE×Company

Acceptable

VINTECompany

Not acceptable

Questions or partnership requests: vicente@vinte.app. Vinte and the Vinte mark are property of Vinte AI Inc.

Inter is released under the SIL Open Font License (licence), free for commercial and private use. You can use it in your own work; you just can't claim authorship of the typeface itself. The mono is whatever the reader's system provides, so there is nothing of ours to license there.