For brand teams
Rebrand once.
Everywhere follows.
Your colors, logos, type and pages live as data, not in a PDF. Change them, get a yes, release. Sites, portals, templates and AI tools pick up the release.
For Brand leadsDesignersBrand managers
Good things,
made well.
Shop the range
acme.example
New season.
Same care.
The rebrand, step by step
From draft
to everywhere.
This is how Acme's brand team ships its refresh in Artbucket. Every edit is a draft until a person says yes and the team releases it.
Acme @11 live · Unreleased changes
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| color.primary | |
| color.secondary | |
| logo.primary | |
| type.heading | |
| voice.tone | Warm, plain, sure |
Guideline pages, tokens and agents read these same records.
Review 3
Waiting for a person's yes. Nobody approves their own.
Release @12
What changes since @11, line by line.
Acme @12 live · Up to date
@12 live on BrandHub, Press and Partners.
Acme, its people and its numbers are made up. The screens are the app's, drawn.
What serves you
The brand,
kept in one place.
Our own brand runs this way: every Monday a release changes our accent, and the site you are reading follows. Open our brand book
Guidelines as data
Rules are typed records with history. Guideline pages, design tokens and agents all read the same ones.
GuidelinesReleases you can undo
Release the brand like software. Pin a release, roll back, and every reader sees what changed.
Decks and documents too
Each release is also a PowerPoint and a Word template, for the people who never open a design tool.
Know who lags
Insights shows which sites and agents still load the old logo, and Notify tells them in one click.
InsightsNumbers in the drawings are made up.
Your next rebrand,
one release.
Start with one brand on the Free plan. Viewers are never counted, so the whole company can look.