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Our Brand
Keep InterScribe recognizable across product, press, and campaign work.
Use this page as the source of truth for logos, icon usage, core colors, naming, and approved brand voice. If you need launch-ready copy and assets, use the promotion kit.
Color system
Use bold cyan first, neutrals second, and accents sparingly.
Logo system
Prefer the full logo for web, decks, and partner pages.
Approved naming
Write InterScribe as one word with a capital I and S.
Voice
Be precise, human, and operationally credible.
Logos
Use the full logo when recognition matters most.
The logo is the preferred mark for websites, event pages, sponsorship placements, decks, and partner announcements. Use the icon only when space is constrained or the InterScribe name appears nearby.
Approved InterScribe wordmark treatments
InterScribe has three approved full-logo treatments: Primary, Dark, and Monochrome. Use Primary as the default on light backgrounds, Dark on dark backgrounds, and Monochrome only when a single-color black treatment is required.
Primary logo
Dark logo
Monochrome logo
Full logo preview
Full brand pack
Includes primary, dark, and monochrome logos, plus both icon files, in one zip.
Primary logo
Default logo for light and neutral surfaces.
Dark logo
Use on dark backgrounds, including the white-header treatment used on the site.
Monochrome logo
Use when a single-color black treatment is required.
Color
A practical palette built for clarity.
InterScribe should look modern and high-signal. Lead with cyan, keep layouts grounded in slate neutrals, and use amber to draw attention without making the interface noisy.
Midnight
#0F172AHeadlines, UI anchors, and dark backgrounds.
Cloud
#E2E8F0Borders, neutral surfaces, and quiet separators.
Amber Accent
#F59E0BAnnouncements, badges, and warmth in editorial layouts.
Messaging
Describe the product like a team that has actually deployed it.
We do not use vague AI superlatives. We describe outcomes, operating conditions, audience needs, and the difference between live access and generic translation.
What InterScribe is
A live language access platform for captions, translation, and interpretation across events, meetings, and recordings.
How we sound
Clear, useful, and grounded. Speak like an operator who understands production pressure, not like a generic AI brand.
What to emphasize
Speed to launch, multilingual inclusion, operational reliability, and practical deployment across real audience settings.
Do
- Talk about live translation, captions, interpretation, and multilingual participation in concrete terms.
- Anchor claims in real environments: conferences, classrooms, worship services, webinars, meetings, and replays.
- Position accessibility and language access as core experience design, not as an afterthought.
Avoid
- Do not write the brand as “Interscribe”, “Inter Scribe”, or all-caps unless the format requires it.
- Do not describe the platform as a chatbot, transcription toy, or generic meeting assistant.
- Do not lead with hype like “revolutionary” or “magic” when a clear operational claim will do more work.
Product Naming
How to present InterScribe
InterScribe is one brand and one product: the platform for live captioning, translation, and interpretation. Use InterScribe as the master brand, and InterScribe for Events when the audience-facing, organizer-run context needs to be explicit.
Master Brand
InterScribe
Use when speaking about the company, the platform, category leadership, or the product as a whole.
Events Context
InterScribe for Events
Use for multilingual events, captions, interpretation, attendee access, and organizer-facing live operations.
Recommended framing
Product
InterScribe is one platform for live captioning, translation, and interpretation. There is no separate consumer product to name.
Events Positioning
Use InterScribe for Events when the buyer is an organizer, ministry, school, enterprise team, or production lead serving an audience.
Approved examples
“InterScribe delivers live captions, translation, and interpretation for multilingual events.”
“Use InterScribe for Events for multilingual live experiences with attendees.”
Do
- Use “InterScribe” as the brand everywhere; it is one product.
- Use “InterScribe for Events” for event, audience, and organizer-facing messaging.
- Clarify the buyer and use case quickly: who is organizing, and who is in the audience.
Avoid
- Do not let “InterScribe” and “InterScribe for Events” compete as if they were two brands.
- Do not present scrb.live as a product or a sub-brand; it is only the address attendees use to join a session.
- Do not describe InterScribe as a solo capture or note-taking tool.
Approved reference language
Company
InterScribe is the brand and platform. Use the company profile when referencing the business and mission.
View company pageTechnology
Use technology language when you need to explain architecture, workflows, or system-level capabilities.
View technology pageMethodology
Use methodology language when the conversation is about quality, operating standards, or repeatable delivery processes.
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The promotion kit bundles approved boilerplate, launch copy, event blurbs, and fast-access logo downloads for partners, affiliates, and internal campaign teams.