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UI & design · Brand kit

Reference for creators and partners: core colors, app accents, typography, and logo usage. Numbers match the shipped app (“SwipeLab” in Xcode) and our internal docs — always label storage as estimated in product copy.

Tip: Click almost anything on this page — headings, body copy, color chips, hex/RGB lines, glow panels, type samples, images, or paths — to copy it to your clipboard.

Core palette

These four drive the dark UI and marketing site. Implemented in Tailwind as charcoal, surface, accent, ink.

  • Dark charcoal

    Primary background, canvas top

    #222831

    RGB(34, 40, 49)

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  • Medium gray

    Surfaces / cards

    #393E46

    RGB(57, 62, 70)

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  • Cyan

    Primary accent, CTAs

    #00ADB5

    RGB(0, 173, 181)

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  • Light gray

    Text on dark (foreground)

    #EEEEEE

    RGB(238, 238, 238)

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Feature accents (app UI)

Extra paints used in the iPhone app (progress heat map, paywall ribbon, mint for “keep” affordances). Same 50×50 swatches as above; hex is inlined so the preview always matches production.

  • Mint

    Keep / success (SwipeLabTheme.mint)

    #4FC9A6

    RGB(79, 201, 166)

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  • Heat empty

    Progress heat map — empty

    #1A2332

    RGB(26, 35, 50)

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  • Heat level 1

    Progress heat map

    #0A6E73

    RGB(10, 110, 115)

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  • Heat level 2

    Progress heat map

    #07949B

    RGB(7, 148, 155)

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  • Heat level 3

    Progress heat map (matches cyan)

    #00ADB5

    RGB(0, 173, 181)

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  • Streak amber

    Progress stats highlight

    #F59E0A

    RGB(245, 158, 10)

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  • Ribbon yellow

    Paywall “Best value” ribbon

    #FFE01F

    RGB(255, 224, 31)

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  • Near-black

    Text on white capsules

    #1F1F1F

    RGB(31, 31, 31)

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Glow & depth

These are not extra “colors” in the palette — they are atmosphere and edges built from charcoal surfaces plus cyan at low opacity or a thin ring. Use them to separate layers without adding noisy gray chrome.

  • Hero glow

    Soft radial spotlight behind the top of marketing heroes — brand cyan at low opacity.

    We paint a large ellipse anchored near the top center of the screen. Inside it, cyan (RGB 0, 173, 181) is mixed to about 18% opacity, then fades fully to transparent. That gives depth without a second “layer” of UI chrome.

    It reads as atmosphere, not a button: keep headline and logo contrast high (light text on charcoal). Reuse the same gradient on landing-style pages or static promo art so the brand feels consistent.

    Avoid stacking multiple full-screen glows or raising opacity too high — it will muddy text and cheapen the look.

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    background: radial-gradient(ellipse 80% 50% at 50% -20%, rgba(0, 173, 181, 0.18), transparent);
  • Card ring

    A 1px “halo” using cyan at low opacity — implemented as Tailwind `shadow-card` plus a subtle border.

    `shadow-card` expands to `0 0 0 1px rgba(0, 173, 181, 0.28)`: a single-pixel ring that mimics a soft stroke in brand color. Pair it with `border-accent/20` (or similar) on rounded panels so cards lift off charcoal backgrounds without heavy gray boxes.

    Use it for selectable tiles, marketing feature cards, and anywhere you want structure without loud drop shadows. Do not double-up with thick borders and heavy shadow on the same edge — pick one primary edge treatment.

    In Figma or video tools, recreate as: outer glow or stroke, cyan #00ADB5, opacity roughly 25–30%, no blur or minimal blur.

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    box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px rgba(0, 173, 181, 0.28);
    border: 1px solid rgba(0, 173, 181, 0.2); /* border-accent/20 */

Typography

Web — Plus Jakarta Sans

Loaded via next/font; fallback: system-ui, sans-serif.

Hero / display

Free up space, keep the memories.

Body

Swipe through your library in small batches. Nothing leaves your device until you confirm — staging first, deleting second.

Weight ramp

  • Bold — Primary actions
  • Semibold — Section titles
  • Medium — Supporting text
  • Regular — Captions & legal

iPhone app

Uses system San Francisco; many titles use SF Rounded for a softer tone. Mirrors this site’s approachable sans feel.

Logos & icons

Do not distort or squash. The App Store badge must follow Apple’s App Store Marketing Guidelines.

Logo — with wordmark

/images/brand/logo-with-text.png

Logo — icon only

/images/brand/logo-no-text.png

App icon (60 pt @ 3×)

Rounded-square master lives in Xcode (Assets.xcassets). Web uses the same raster under public/images/brand/app-icon/.

App Store badge

Download on the App Store badge

Preserve aspect ratio. Do not recolor arbitrarily.

AI prompt · full brand context

Everything in the box below is one self-contained prompt: product rules, exact colors (synced from our token file), glow specs, typography, asset paths, and how we want an AI to behave. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or your video tool when you need full brand context without re-explaining the app.

Tip: click inside the box to select all, or use ⌘A / Ctrl+A.