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Mark with the wordmark. The default lockup: footer, documents, presentations, press.
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Two reported cases, in July 2025 and April 2026, in which an AI coding agent destroyed live data, and what they teach about permissions and backups.
About/Brand
Everything needed to write about TOSWO or build something that carries its name: the logo in every form, the colours and what they mean, the type, and how not to use them.
The mark is a soft square with a crossed glyph cut out of it: two bars held by one stroke. It reads at any size and carries the name on its own. The wordmark is set in bold capitals with generous spacing and is drawn as outlines, so it looks the same everywhere.
Mark with the wordmark. The default lockup: footer, documents, presentations, press.
Mark above the wordmark. Square and tall spaces, covers, merchandise.
The mark alone. Site header, app bars, favicons, anywhere the name is already near.
The name alone, outlined so it needs no font. Use when the mark already appears nearby.
The mark on a rounded tile. Use the ink tile as the default app icon.
Keep an empty margin around the logo equal to half the height of the mark. Nothing else, no edge of the page and no text, enters it.
| Version | Smallest | Usual |
|---|---|---|
| Mark | 16 px / 5 mm | 24 to 40 px in a header |
| Logo with wordmark | 96 px / 25 mm wide | 120 to 200 px |
| Stacked logo | 64 px / 18 mm wide | 96 px and up |
| Wordmark | 64 px / 18 mm wide | 90 px and up |
Below the smallest size use the mark alone.
Ink and paper carry the brand. Lime is the single accent: it marks the one thing to do on a dark screen. On light screens the same role is played by Moss, because lime does not read on white.
#0B0C0ARGB 11, 12, 10Text on light, dark backgrounds, the logo on light#F2F3ECRGB 242, 243, 236Light backgrounds#FFFFFFRGB 255, 255, 255Cards on light, the logo on dark#D6F23CRGB 214, 242, 60Primary action and highlight on dark. Never as text on light.#2F4F05RGB 47, 79, 5Primary action on light#9FA393RGB 159, 163, 147Secondary text on darkThe five levels of the AI risk monitor each have one colour, running from calm to critical. A level is always shown with its number and name; colour is never the only signal.
green. No unusual behavior or outages detected across monitored systems.
yellow. Isolated anomalies under review. No confirmed harmful behavior.
orange. Confirmed anomalous behavior in at least one widely used system.
red. Multiple confirmed incidents or behavior spreading between systems.
dark purple. Widespread loss of control. Follow Day Zero guidance.
Status colours follow the same family: Normal is green, Degraded orange, Anomalous behavior violet, Outage red.
Interface and text
Inter
Weights 400, 500, 600 and 700. Headings are tight (letter spacing −2% to −4%), body text is 15 to 18 px with a line height of 1.5.
Data, codes and timestamps
JetBrains Mono
For tracking codes, times, hashes and API paths. Never for paragraphs.
The wordmark itself is not set in a font: always use the supplied file.
TOSWO (To Save The World) is a small company founded in 2018 that builds custom AI and software and offers products by subscription. It also runs an open AI-risk program: a public, citable record of AI incidents, a live AI risk monitor, and preparedness guidance for the day AI-dependent systems fail. Its risk data is free to cite with attribution.
| What | Notes |
|---|---|
| SVG logos, marks, wordmarks and icons | Vector, scale to any size, wordmark outlined |
| PNG: logos at 1200 px, marks at 512 px | Transparent background |
| App icons: 32, 192 and 512 px, Apple touch icon 180 px | Ink tile with lime mark |
| Open Graph image 1200 x 630 | Link previews on social networks |
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