A crew with a clear identity.

Pixel shapes, warm paper and a small burst of coral. The mark carries two companions together: a simple expression of the crew.

Give the symbol room.

Leave at least one eye-width of clear space around the outer silhouette. Use the square artwork for avatars and the transparent PNG for layouts. Keep the aspect ratio. Avoid added outlines, extra faces, rotations or shadows that blur the pixel steps.

A palette for the field.

Ivory is the main field. Navy carries the reading and outlines. Coral marks primary actions; blue signals research details. Use navy for small text on ivory. These interface colors complement the supplied raster logo; preserve the original logo file.

Pixel headings. Legible details.

Your crew. Your next discovery.

Use Pixelify Sans for headings, buttons and short labels. Use IBM Plex Mono for body copy and data. Keep small paragraphs generously spaced. Buttons use square edges, a solid border and a short offset shadow.

Write like a useful companion.

• Lead with actions: research, compare, build.
• Describe the product as a fan-made research and team-building tool.
• Use “guided workflows” for the companion tools. Do not call them conversational AI.
• Explain the difference between defensive type coverage and a full battle simulation.
• Keep domain and social details factual. Replace placeholders before posting.

Keep the context with the crew.

PokeCrew is an independent fan project. Pokémon names and character assets belong to their respective rights holders. The project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Game Freak or The Pokémon Company. Retain the app's source credits when reusing character assets.