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KalinkloOS

Brand

Wordmark, palette, voice.

What Kalinklo looks like before you typeset it — for press, organizations, partner agencies, and programme editors.

Wordmark

How we sign our name

Kalinklo · OS

Light surface · primary wordmark

Kalinklo · OS

Dark surface · reversed wordmark

Palette

Live swatches

Accent navy

#33569C

Primary action, links, focus — and the Run the Week engine

Patina teal

#3E93A6

Secondary accent — and the Manage the Engagement engine

Ink

#101A33

Headlines, dark surfaces, and hierarchy

Body

#46506B

Body prose, captions, and supporting metadata

Muted

#6E7A97

Eyebrows, quiet labels, and secondary metadata

Canvas

#F5F6F7

Page canvas; cards lift on #FFFFFF above it

Hairline

#E1E3E8

Borders, dividers, and quiet structure

Danger red

#E4573D

Errors, deadlines, and danger states only

Signal amber

#E6B34D

In-progress and attention states

Ready green

#4DAE6B

Confirmed, ready, and success states

Voice

How we write

01

Specific, not promotional

Concrete workflow over adjectives. "Staff run the week; members see My Week" beats "all-in-one platform". "Human-approved quote draft" beats "AI automates booking".

02

Accurate, not aspirational

We document what ships, not what is planned. Counter-offer, deposit schedules, signed contracts: never promised before the code exists.

03

Plain, not legalistic

Terms of use, privacy, security — all written in short sentences a reasonable adult understands without a lawyer. Plain English is the default.

04

Calm, not loud

No exclamation marks, no ALL-CAPS headlines, no urgency badges. The product is operations software; it should read as such.

Usage

Do and don't

  • 01

    Two engines, named consistently

    The product is Kalinklo — the operating system for live performance. Its two engines are Run the Week (for organizations) and Manage the Engagement (for artists, agencies, and presenters). Name specific modules — Production Desk, Agency OS, Engagement Ledger, Kalinklo Artist — rather than legacy sub-brands. Never abbreviate to KA.

  • 02

    Navy for action, teal for the engagement

    Use accent navy for primary decisions, links, and focus, and to signal the Run the Week engine. Patina teal carries the Manage the Engagement engine and secondary accents. Reserve red for genuine error, deadline, or danger states.

  • 03

    Cool surfaces, low shadows

    Cards and inputs sit on white above a cool-gray canvas: crisp surfaces, visible hairlines, and restrained shadow only where hierarchy needs it.

  • 04

    Spectral headlines, Hanken body, mono eyebrows

    Headlines are set in Spectral serif — often with a single italic emphasis clause. Body copy is Hanken Grotesk; eyebrows, labels, and numerals use IBM Plex Mono.

  • 05

    No fabricated press, partners, or stats

    We do not invent customer counts, press quotes, partner logos, or institutional endorsements. Tasteful placeholder copy is always preferable to invented social proof.

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