The CreatorCam look
One source of truth for the website and the iOS app — logo, color, type and voice.
A camera lens with a record dot
The mark is a clean lens ring with a single red record dot at its center — camera and "recording" in one symbol. Paired with the CreatorCam wordmark, where "Cam" always carries the record red.
✓ Do
- Keep clear space around the logo of at least the height of the record dot.
- Use the reversed (white) mark on dark or photographic backgrounds.
- Keep the record dot red — it is the one fixed element.
✕ Don't
- Recolor the dot, stretch the mark, or add effects/shadows to the flat logo.
- Recreate the wordmark in another typeface or change the "Cam" color.
- Place the light logo on low-contrast backgrounds.
App icon
A glowing record dot inside a lens, on near-black — premium and instantly readable on the Home Screen. Export at 1024×1024 as a flat square PNG; iOS applies the rounded mask.
A near-black canvas, one decisive red
The palette is intentionally restrained: a warm off-white surface, near-black ink for text, and Record Red as the single accent — used like the light on a camera, never as filler.
Three voices, clearly assigned
A characterful display face, a warm humanist body face, and a monospace for anything technical — labels, timecodes, eyebrows.
Record dot & timecode
The pulsing record dot, mono timecodes and small uppercase tags are the brand's connective tissue — they make every surface feel like a viewfinder.
Pulsing record dot
The signature element. Use it sparingly as a live indicator or beside section eyebrows.
Mono timecode
Numbers and status read in JetBrains Mono, evoking a camera HUD.
Uppercase tags
Short mono tags label modes and steps with a tinted red chip.
Confident, plain-spoken, creator-to-creator
Short sentences. Verbs first. We talk like a fellow creator who respects your time — never salesy, never jargon-heavy.
Headlines
Features
Build tokens for iOS
Drop these straight into the app. Bundle the three fonts (or fall back to SF Pro Rounded for display / SF Pro for body) and use Record Red as the global tint.
// SwiftUI — CreatorCam color tokens extension Color { static let recordRed = Color(hex: 0xFF3B30) // primary tint static let deepRed = Color(hex: 0xE11D12) static let softRed = Color(hex: 0xFFE9E7) static let ink = Color(hex: 0x14131A) static let ink2 = Color(hex: 0x44424E) static let ink3 = Color(hex: 0x7A7884) static let canvas = Color(hex: 0xFBFAF8) static let surfaceSoft = Color(hex: 0xF3F1ED) } // Type — bundle the fonts, or use the system fallbacks noted // Display → Bricolage Grotesque (fallback: SF Pro Rounded Semibold) // Body → Hanken Grotesk (fallback: SF Pro Text) // Mono → JetBrains Mono (fallback: SF Mono) window.tintColor = .recordRed // record button, active states, the “dot”
Web tokens live in css/style.css as CSS custom properties (--rec, --ink, …) so web and app stay in lockstep.