Primary logo
Use on white or light backgrounds.
Brand resources
Media kit
Logos, fonts, colors, and guidelines for sharing Mubit.
Everything you need for your next article or presentation.
Logos
Choose the version that suits your background. Use SVG for design work or PNG for slides and social posts. Full logos have transparent backgrounds. The standalone symbol includes its orange tile.
Reversed logo
Use on dark backgrounds.
Color logo
An orange accent for light backgrounds.
Standalone symbol
Use for avatars or where Mubit is already named.
Typography
Light IBM Plex Serif is used for hero and section headings. Regular IBM Plex Sans carries step titles, descriptions, and interface text. IBM Plex Mono marks short labels and technical details.
IBM Plex Serif
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IBM Plex Sans
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IBM Plex Mono
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HeadingsLight serif for hero and section headings; regular sans for step and card titles. Use sentence case and clear, direct wording.
Body copyRegular sans, usually 15–18 px with a 1.65–1.75 line height. Keep supporting descriptions compact and close to their headings.
DetailsRegular mono for short labels and numbers. Homepage labels are usually 10–11 px, uppercase, and lightly spaced.
Brand colors
White is the main canvas, with green text and fine borders. Paper and sage support selected cards; orange and clay add small points of emphasis. Click a swatch to copy its hex code.
Identity & contrast
Surfaces
Illustrations & details
Keep the original orange and black in the supplied logo files. Use dark text on Mubit orange. Reserve Action orange for buttons and Clay for illustration accents. Keep the largest areas light, with forest reserved for strong contrast.
Visual language
White panels, fine borders, and small pixel forms keep the layout clear. Use imagery to explain the content, with static diagrams placed close to the text they support.
Architectural imagery
Pale stone and soft light support the homepage’s archive theme. Use large imagery where it helps tell the story, and keep text easy to read.
Pixel signatures
Flat square tiles, fine grids, and sparse clay accents. Keep the forms small and deliberate, with sage and forest doing most of the work.
Process diagrams
Small geometric forms and thin connecting lines explain each step. Align the artwork vertically with its text and keep the space between them compact.
Surfaces & framingUse white panels with a complete one-pixel border and fine internal dividers. Keep corners restrained and pixel accents small.
Static by defaultProcess diagrams should be complete without animation. Use shape, grouping, and connecting lines to make the sequence clear.
Spacing & logo placement
Give the logo space, align it with your content, and keep the original proportions.
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Recommended minimum width: 120 px for the full logo, 32 px for the symbol. For print, start at 30 mm and 8 mm. Check the fine lines at the final size.
Keep it consistent
Use the supplied files. Keep the original proportions, colors, and symbol-to-wordmark relationship. Avoid stretching, rotating, shadows, or busy backgrounds.
Spacing rhythm
Use an 8 px rhythm for component spacing. Start with 24 px inside panels and 20 px on mobile. Keep related text and artwork close together, with larger gaps between sections.
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The same headline and product description used on our homepage, ready for articles, event listings, and partner announcements.
Headline
Build reliable agents with a model for every task.
Short description
Point your model calls at Mubit. It calibrates every call at runtime, then builds and refreshes a dedicated model for each task your agents repeat, switching over only when it does better. Your frontier models stay. You own what’s built.
Media Usage Policy
Usage Rights & Restrictions
You may use the downloadable Mubit logos and company description to identify or discuss Mubit in articles, reviews, educational materials, and presentations, subject to the guidelines below. This permission is limited and non-exclusive.
Permitted use
- Use the supplied assets in editorial coverage and factual references to Mubit, including on websites and social media.
- Resize logos proportionally and follow the color, spacing, and placement guidelines in this kit.
- Keep company information accurate and link to mubit.ai where practical.
Ask for written permission
- Using Mubit branding in paid advertising, promotional campaigns, or jointly branded materials.
- Putting the logos on merchandise, packaging, or products for sale.
- Using the assets in a way not covered by this policy or an existing written agreement with Mubit.
Keep the identity intact
Do not redraw, recolor, distort, or combine the logos with other marks. Do not sell or relicense the assets as a standalone asset pack, or use them as your own brand identity.
No implied endorsement
Do not suggest that Mubit sponsors, endorses, or is affiliated with you, your product, or your publication without written authorization. Do not use the assets in a misleading way.
Ownership & other rights
Mubit’s names, logos, and brand assets remain the property of Reliable AI, Inc. Using or downloading them does not transfer ownership. This permission covers only the downloadable logos and supplied company description; fonts and other third-party materials are subject to their own licenses. Nothing in this policy limits uses permitted by applicable law.
Need permission or have a question?
Email contact@mubit.ai with the asset you want to use, where it will appear, and a preview of your intended use.