The platform speaks in one voice. Warm whites, near-black Apple SF ink, one Apple-ish blue accent used sparingly. Geist for body, JetBrains Mono for technical detail. No italic flourishes. No hand-drawn icons. No noise.
A small accent dot, the lowercase wordmark in Geist. The dot carries the accent colour; the wordmark stays ink. No alternate logos, no monogram, no italic flourishes.
90% of any platform surface is paper or soft. Ink does the structural work. The accent appears at most once per screen, on a single emphasised word, a single CTA, or a single hover state.
Geist for everything readable. JetBrains Mono for code, identifiers, technical asides, eyebrows where mono reads right. No serif italic flourishes. No system font fallback surprises.
Linkable assets at canonical URLs. All under MIT. Attribution requested: “whatcanido”, lowercase, no space, no hyphen.
Naming: always whatcanido, one word, no space, no hyphen, lowercase. Legal entity: Whatcanido s.r.o.
The four customer-facing products (Bookio, CRM, LeadKit, ProjectKit) keep their own brands. That's not inconsistency, that's design: each one is sold to a different small-business owner with a different reading expectation. The platform surface speaks in one voice; the product surfaces speak in their own.