Brand and press
Writing about Keyrook?
Here are the logos, the product marks, the colours and the facts, ready to use — and how to use them so they still look like us.
About Keyrook
In a paragraph
Keyrook makes security and privacy tools that do their work on your own device: Passhold, a password manager, and Keyrook Authenticator, for two-factor codes. Both encrypt what they keep before it goes anywhere, are open source under GPL-3.0, and report nothing back. Keyrook is built by BRICK IT ALL LLC.
- Name
- Keyrook — one word, capital K
- Company
- BRICK IT ALL LLC
- Products
- Passhold; Keyrook Authenticator — always in full
- Website
- keyrook.com
- Press
- hello@keyrook.com, subject “Press”
Logos
The crow, and each product's mark.
The crow is Keyrook's alone. Each product wears its own mark, drawn in the same hand.
Colours
Four crayons, each with one job.
Drawn on paper, in ink. Blue acts, red warns of danger, yellow asks for care, green says it worked.
- BlueActs
#3A6FDB - RedWarns of danger
#E0493A - YellowAsks for care
#F2B21B - GreenSays it worked
#2FA05A - InkLines and words
#22201C - PaperThe page
#FBF8F2
Using them
So they still look like us.
Please
- Use the crow and the lockup for Keyrook itself, and each product's mark for that product.
- Use the version made for the background: the lockup on dark for dark ones.
- Leave room around a mark, and keep it whole.
- Call each product by its full name: Passhold, Keyrook Authenticator.
Please don't
- Put the crow on a product, or a product's mark on Keyrook.
- Redraw, recolour, stretch or outline the marks, or add effects.
- Use them to suggest that Keyrook made, sponsors or endorses something it did not.
- Give a fork of the open-source code our name or marks: it should carry its own.