WhatTerms — Press Kit
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Updated: 2026-05-07
Version: 1.0
whatterms.io/press

About WhatTerms
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WhatTerms reads the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy of every consumer
app and produces a 0–100 risk score, category subscores, and verified
clause quotes. We turn legal text most people never read into one-click
decision support — and walk users through the next step.

Tagline: The fine print, decoded.
Positioning: The Terms are designed to be ignored. This isn't.

Brand assets
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- /logos       — Full color, light, monochrome variants (SVG + PNG + PDF)
- /screenshots — Product screenshots (homepage, service detail, stack)
- /og          — Open Graph share images (default, Twitter, LinkedIn)
- /color-palette.png — Visual reference for the Indigo Pulse palette

Color reference
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Brand saffron:    #FFB546   (primary signal)
Indigo surface:   #101430   (canonical dark surface)
Off-white:        #F2EFEA   (body text on dark)
Card surface:     #1A1F3D   (cards / panels)
Inverse surface:  #070920   (highest emphasis)

Typography
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Display:  Inter Tight (Google Fonts, OFL)
Body:     Inter (Google Fonts, OFL)
Mono:     Geist Mono (Google Fonts, OFL)

Permission
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WhatTerms grants permission to use these assets in editorial coverage
of the company and product.

Please don't:
  - Modify the logo (no recoloring, no rotation, no skewing)
  - Stretch or condense the wordmark
  - Place the logo on busy photo backgrounds without the dark enclosure visible
  - Imply WhatTerms endorses your publication
  - Use these assets in advertising of other products

Contact
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Press:        press@whatterms.io
Partnerships: hello@whatterms.io
General:      whatterms.io

Brand questions
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For the canonical brand book (voice, color, typography, UI patterns,
accessibility commitments, score-band display rules), see
BRAND-GUIDELINES.pdf inside this kit.

For the asset register (every asset format, dimension, and use case),
see BRAND-ASSETS-REGISTER.pdf.
