The mark is a sieve drawn in pixels: a full row on top, an ordered dither through the middle, and the single pixel that falls out at the bottom. It's what Sift does to your files, and it's literally dithering, the technique the whole brand is built on.
Keep the mark on whole pixels: scale it by integers (7×8 grid) and render with crisp edges. Clear space is one cell on every side; the app icon puts it on an 11×11 blue square. Downloads: mark, blue, mark, white, app icon, app icon, white.
Ink. Text, borders, fills, the mark. 6.7:1 on white.
The ground. Every page starts here.
Pressed states only.
Second data series.
Hairlines and chart grids.
Press Super + S and describe what you're looking for. Sift finds the photo, screenshot, PDF page or document that matches, whatever it's called.
Exact words count too: invoice numbers, error codes and names are matched as written, including text read from screenshots.
Drawn on a 9×9 grid, one weight, no anti-aliasing.
Blue on white, or white on blue. Nothing else carries meaning.
Need a lighter blue? Use an ordered dither pattern, never opacity ramps.
Not in fills, not in shadows, not in charts.
Geist Pixel for display, Geist Mono for everything you read.
Radius is zero. Borders are 2px. Shadows are hard 6px offsets.
Short, plain, specific. Real queries over adjectives.
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