Updated October 11, 2026
The logo, its colors, the typography and the usage rules of the Aubia brand, with every file ready to download.
56 SVG and PNG files, bundled in one archive.
Name
The name is written with a single capital, at the start. Lowercase stays reserved for the aubia.dev domain and technical identifiers.
Canonical sentence
Aubia makes your AI agents review each other.
Claim
The dawn of multi-agent code.
To be used as they are, punctuation included.
Logo
Four stacked isometric planes, like layers of agents reviewing each other. The kit files are the reference: the logo is never redrawn and the wordmark is never retyped in a font.
The horizontal lockup by default, the stacked one for square formats, the mark alone when space runs short, the wordmark alone when the mark already appears nearby.
The default form, wherever space allows.
For square formats: avatar, splash screen, press.
When space runs short: icon, avatar, favicon. Below 32 px, a pixel-fitted drawing takes over.
When the mark already appears nearby. Below 40 px, the more open text version takes over.
Two families that never mix: currentColor for an SVG embedded in the code of a page, fixed black or white for an image.
The -mono files declare no color: embedded in the code of a page, they take the color of the surrounding text. Opened on their own or as an image, they display in black.
color: #15171Ccolor: #EEF0F3Suffixes -black and -white, for an image, a document or one-color printing.
aubia-mark-black.svg
aubia-mark-white.svgThe unit is the step p: the vertical distance between two layers, a quarter of the mark's height. Around the ink, 2 p stay clear of any text, image or edge.
For a mark 32 px high, p is 8 px and the clear space 16 px; at 64 px, 16 and 32 px; at 24 px, with the pixel-fitted drawing, 6 and 12 px. These 2 p are a minimum: more space is always allowed.
At minimum, the inner counters of the wordmark and the gaps of the mark keep 1 px on screen, 0.1 mm in print.
Actual size, light background
Actual size, dark background
From 16 to 20 px, aubia-mark-16; from 21 to 31 px, aubia-mark-24; from 32 px, aubia-mark. Every edge and every gap lands on whole pixels. The 24 px high lockup, aubia-lockup-nav, is built with the 24 drawing.
Light background
Dark background
Three backgrounds, each with its preferred version. On any other background, the chosen version keeps the wordmark at 4.5:1 or more.
Color, dark tip. Wordmark at 15.6:1, tip at 12.3:1.
aubia-lockup-horizontal-light.svg
Color, light tip #D9DBEE. Wordmark at 16.8:1, tip at 14.0:1.
aubia-lockup-horizontal-dark.svg
Color, on a clear glass plate: over a busy image, the plate keeps the wordmark's contrast.
aubia-lockup-horizontal-light.svg
The files cover every background and every size: the logo is never retouched.
Stretching or squashing the mark or the lockup.
Changing the hues of the layers, even for a campaign.
Swapping the hues or the order of the planes.
Depth comes from the gaps, never from an effect.
Placing the dark-background version on a light background.
Using the diamond or the tip alone as a logo.
Colors
Copy any value with one click. The logo gradients stay the same on light and dark backgrounds: only the tip and the wordmark ink change.
The original hues, as horizontal gradients fitted to the bounds of each piece.
Diamond
Chevron
Bottom layer
Bottom layer
Dark on light backgrounds, light on dark backgrounds
Site text ink
The site follows Catppuccin Latte for the light dawn; the night keeps neutral grays and takes the accents of Catppuccin Mocha. Each color has one value per theme.
Typography
Two families from Vercel, free to use under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The logo wordmark starts from Geist 600 and is never retyped in the font.
Titles, text and interface. The site uses three weights: 400 for text, 500 for the interface, 600 for titles and buttons.
Code, file names and technical labels, in two weights: 400 and 500.
The site's sizes, rendered here with their values at the current screen width. Titles follow the width, between two bounds; every line height falls on an 8 px grid.
Page title
The dawn of multi-agent code.
Section title
Multiple agents, one interface.
Card title
Opinions to Executable Plan Mode
Lead
From multi-provider synthesis to supervised execution, everything goes through the same view.
Text
Each agent works in its own isolated git worktree.
Button
Request early access
Interface
Roadmap
Caption
Free beta, no time limit.
Label
Flagship feature
Code
<img src="aubia-lockup-horizontal-light.svg" alt="Aubia">
Patterns and icons
In the light theme, a sun-star in the hues of dawn; in the dark theme, the star in the colors of the logo. A pattern aligned on the content column repeats them in the page background.
One glyph per theme, at 16, 24 and 48 px. It marks the call-to-action buttons and turns an eighth of a turn on hover.
One shape at rest roughly every 32 px, fitted so that a column falls on each edge of the content; a few shapes twinkle in the hues of the theme.
The interface icons come from Hugeicons, free Stroke Rounded set, under the MIT license, with a 1.5 stroke.
Description
Two descriptions taken from the site, to copy as they are into an article, a listing or a presentation.
Aubia makes your AI agents review each other. Cross-review AI-generated code before it ships: Claude implements, Codex reviews, Mistral tests. You arbitrate.
Aubia is a desktop application that runs multiple AI coding agents on your code, in parallel, and makes them cross-review and challenge each other. The best reviewer isn't the agent that just wrote the code: every AI-generated change is reviewed by a different model family, and you arbitrate.
You submit a technical decision to several models in parallel. Each argues its position, Aubia synthesizes the convergences, isolates the disagreements and generates an Executable Plan that you approve or adjust.
Aubia runs locally, BYOK: your API keys, encrypted in the OS keychain. No Aubia server ever sees your sources, and no mandatory intermediary sits between your code and your providers.
Usage
The name and the logo serve to refer to Aubia. They must not suggest a connection with Aubia that does not exist.
For any question about the brand or its use.
contact@aubia.dev
Files
Names in kebab-case, prefixed with aubia-. Suffixes: -light for light backgrounds, -dark for dark backgrounds, -mono in currentColor, -black and -white in fixed ink.
