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the kit

brand

the bell, the red, the rounded type — everything that makes ignore look like ignore, and the rules for keeping it that way

01 — identity

a bell on the door

ignore is small, focused, and a little playful — the bell stands for the messages you keep meaning to answer, the ones we help you finally pick up, everything in the kit should feel warm, hand-drawn, and quiet enough to live next to the apps it interrupts

03 — color

two oklch scales

ig is the brand scale — twelve perceptually-spaced steps with step 9 as the brand red, used everywhere on ui, ig-warm is the sibling scale for character illustrations (cat, dog, balloon, swing) — same lightness ladder, hue drifts from cream to red-brown, tap any chip to copy its oklch value

brand · --ig-*

warm illustration · --ig-warm-*

the scales are defined in oklch so steps feel evenly spaced to the eye, prefer the token (var(--ig-9), var(--ig-warm-7)) over raw triplets, --logo-red is the historical brand-red literal preserved at its precise oklch — used for the bell-fill and strike-through accents

04 — type

open runde

a rounded sans with a confident waist, friendly enough for marketing, structured enough to set body — kerned tight at display sizes, left at letter-spacing: 0 for body

don't ignore everyone
bold · 700 display, hero headlines
it reads the room
semibold · 600 section titles, buttons
your tone with your mom isn't your tone with your boss
medium · 500 emphasis, captions
ignore learns your phrasing, your punctuation, the emojis you actually use — the ones you'd never
regular · 400 body, paragraphs
AageR123?!@&
glyph specimen notice the soft terminals and round counters

open runde is included in /public/fonts/ across four weights (400, 500, 600, 700) — it's declared with @font-face at the top of style.css and registered behind the --font-sans stack with system fallbacks so first paint is never blocked

05 — voice

how it talks

ignore writes the way you'd text a friend back — short, with a small grin, and never wasting your time, three principles, in order

01

short

use the shortest sentence that still does the job, strike words rather than soften them

"we help you manage your incoming communications more efficiently"

"don't ignore everyone"

02

warm

a small joke is better than a small lecture — lowercase is fine, emoji are fine, em-dashes carry the rhythm

"configure your priority contacts in the settings menu"

"the people who matter — ignore notices"

03

honest

say what the app does, not what it could one day do — if a feature isn't shipping yet, don't sell it

"revolutionizing the future of human conversation"

"replies in your voice — because it studied you"

06 — files

take what you need

svgs are the source of truth — use them anywhere they'll render, they scale, they recolor, they stay sharp on the next display we don't know about yet