A private AI. What you ask stays yours.
Tap the shield.
The shield is a kimono's front: two panels crossing, the band between them, the collar at the neck. Wrapped and closed, as a conversation should be.
The vermilion panels and band, and the collar in warm beige. The gaps between them are cut through: whatever lies behind shows.
KIMONO in Noto Sans Condensed Black, the letterforms as drawn, never re-typed or stretched.
On the welcome screen the shield is a solid, with depth: tap it and it spins.
Warm ivory by day, deep navy by night, vermilion the one hue in both. Nothing else: greys are drawn from the navy.
Headlines in the wordmark's own face; everything you read in the system's, so the app still feels like iOS and macOS.
Answers, lists, settings and buttons are set in the system face, at the sizes Apple sets them. Answers' own headings are its bold, not the condensed black: that is for the app's titles.
One exact wordmark and shield, in eight colour applications.








Kimono follows the device's light and dark. The Cypherpunk look the app began as, black and one green, stays one choice away in Settings.


Kimono on the Mac


