The complete brand kit.
26 logo files across four lockups — light, dark, and single-colour — plus colour tokens as JSON and CSS, press photography, and the guidelines as a PDF. No form, no email required.
One wordmark, four ways to use it.
The slash is the whole idea: w/ is shorthand for "with", and it's the one place Ember appears in the identity. Every file below is outlined — the type is drawn as vector shapes, so nothing shifts on a machine without Geist installed.
Give it the height of the "w".
Leave clear space equal to the height of the lowercase 'w' on all four sides. Nothing — type, rules, image edges, other logos — enters that box.
Below these, use the next lockup down.
The wordmark stops being legible before it stops being renderable. When a space is tighter than 88px, switch to the monogram rather than shrinking the wordmark further.
Use the supplied SVG. It is outlined, so it renders identically without Geist installed.
Pick the variant that matches the background: on-light, on-dark, or a single-colour version.
Scale proportionally, from the corner, at any size above the minimums.
Use the single-colour black or white files when printing one-colour, embroidering, or etching.
On photography, place the wordmark on a plain area or add a solid scrim behind it.
Don't recolour
The slash is Ember; the letters are Ink or Paper. No other combination is the logo.
Don't re-typeset
Setting 'withRemote' in another font — or in Geist at other weights — is not the wordmark.
Don't stretch or squash
Scale both axes together. Condensed or extended versions do not exist.
Don't rotate or arc
The wordmark is always horizontal, on the baseline.
Don't add effects
No drop shadows, glows, bevels, outlines, or gradient fills on the letters.
Don't change the spacing
The gap between 'w/' and 'Remote' is fixed. Don't letter-space the wordmark.
Don't box it in
No containers, no lozenges, no keylines around the wordmark. The app icon is the only tile lockup.
Don't use the legacy logo
The gradient 'withRemote' mark from the pre-2025 site is retired. Replace it wherever it survives.
One accent, rationed.
Ember earns attention because almost nothing else competes for it. Everything structural is a step on a near-black or near-white scale. Click any swatch to copy its hex.
Ember is the only chromatic colour in the identity. It marks one thing per view — the slash in the logo, the active state, the single action we want taken. Ink and Paper carry everything else.
The default theme. Four steps of near-black separate page, card, surface, and hairline.
The light theme mirrors the dark scale step for step, so any component can flip themes without a redesign.
Status only — availability dots, success states, warnings. Signal colours never carry brand meaning and never appear in marketing layouts.
Geist, and nothing else.
Two families, both free under the SIL Open Font License — you can install and ship them without buying anything. No display face, no secondary serif, no extra weight added for personality.
Headlines, body, UI, and the wordmark itself. Geist is a free, open-licensed grotesque from Vercel — you can install and ship it without a licence purchase.
Eyebrows, metric readouts, and code. Always uppercase at label sizes, always tracked out. Never set body copy in mono.
It's withRemote. Always.
One word, lowercase w, capital R. It doesn't change at the start of a sentence, in a headline, in a heading in all caps, or in a subject line.
Use these verbatim in press releases, directory listings, and event programmes. If you need a length that isn't here, ask — editing them tends to introduce claims we can't stand behind.
withRemote hires, pays, and manages remote engineering teams — or ships the product for you.
withRemote is an AI-native remote engineering partner. We place vetted engineers from a 100,000+ talent pool in 72 hours — as a direct hire you own, or a fully managed EOR engagement we run end to end — and ship production products in 14 days. Founded 2020. 100+ clients globally.
withRemote is an AI-native remote engineering partner founded in 2020 and operating from Scottsdale, Toronto, Dubai, and Mumbai. Two motions sit under one contract: talent placement, where clients either hire directly for a flat fee or run a fully managed EOR engagement covering payroll, statutory compliance, hardware, and replacement cover; and managed product builds, where an in-house pod ships full-stack apps, AI agent systems, and commerce stores. Our Talent OS platform indexes 100,000+ engineers and returns a first shortlist in 72 hours. 100+ companies have worked with us, and 85% of revenue comes from repeat clients.
Press photography.
Cleared for editorial use alongside coverage of withRemote. Please credit "withRemote" and don't crop the headshot below the shoulders. Need a different shot, a specific crop, or a higher resolution? Ask us — same-day turnaround.
What you may do with this.
The withRemote name, wordmark, monogram, and app icon are trademarks of withRemote Solutions Pvt Ltd.
You may use these assets to refer to withRemote in editorial coverage, integration directories, client lists, case studies, event material, and co-marketing we have agreed to.
Use the files as supplied. Don't modify, recolour, redraw, animate, or incorporate them into your own logo or product name.
Don't use the assets in a way that implies partnership, sponsorship, certification, or endorsement that isn't in writing.
Don't use them as the most prominent element on a page, product, or piece of packaging that isn't ours.
Anything outside the above needs written permission — email bhavya@withremote.ai and we'll usually say yes.
Anything not covered above.
Co-branded lockups, an EPS or PDF vector for a fabricator, an animated version of the wordmark, a merchandise run, or approval for a placement you're unsure about — we answer these inside a business day and usually say yes.
Email the team Press and interview requests go to the same address — see Media for what we speak on.Take the whole thing.
Every file on this page, plus the guidelines PDF and a README with the usage terms, in a single archive.