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Brand Style Guide — Call Center Quick Reference

This is the call-center summary of Airwai's brand rules. The full brand system lives at docs.airwai.com (public) and inside Airwai's Design System/ folder (internal — request access via Amir if needed for source files).

For anything not covered here, default to "ask Amir before publishing."


Brand essence

Element What it is
Company name Airwai (one word, "air-why")
Product name LAIRA (Layered Autonomous Inference and Reasoning Agent)
Tagline "The autonomous civil engineer."
Voice Direct, confident, technical without jargon, honest about limitations
Tone Engineer-to-engineer. Not "salesy." Not "marketing-y."

What we sound like (do this)

  • "LAIRA captures pavement condition with the iPhone Pro's LiDAR."
  • "Every output cites the section of the standard it implements."
  • "3 to 7 times more anomalies detected than manual inspection at SBD International Airport. Source: Esri case study."

What we don't sound like (don't do this)

  • "Revolutionary AI-powered inspection technology that transforms how you work" ❌ overheated
  • "Best-in-class enterprise-grade SaaS solution" ❌ adjective soup
  • "Disrupting the legacy infrastructure inspection industry" ❌ cliché
  • "Game-changing" ❌ never
  • "Cutting-edge" ❌ never

If you wouldn't say it to an engineer at a bar, don't say it in a sales call.


Logo usage

File When to use
Airwai Obsidian (dark logo) on light background Default. 95% of usage. Email signatures, decks, social posts on light backgrounds, business cards.
Airwai White (light logo) on dark background Source-only — when the background is Federal Navy (dark blue) or black. Cover slides, dark social posts.
Logomark (icon only) Favicons, social-media avatars (square crop), small spaces
Wordmark + logomark together Standard usage for sufficiently large display

Off-limits: - ❌ Recoloring the logo - ❌ Adding effects (drop shadow, gradient, outline) - ❌ Stretching or distorting - ❌ Placing on busy / textured backgrounds without sufficient contrast - ❌ Mixing with other logos in a way that suggests endorsement we don't have

Source files: request the canonical SVG set from Amir.


Color palette

Color Hex Use
Federal Navy #0E1A33 Primary brand color — headers, key text, CTAs on light backgrounds
Chalk #FAFAF7 Default light background
Ink #16181B Body text
Signal Lime #D8FF3C Accent color — ONLY on dark backgrounds; never on light
Stone #6B6B70 Muted text, captions

Signal Lime rule: never use Signal Lime on a light background. It will look unprofessional. It's calibrated for high contrast on Federal Navy and similar dark surfaces only.


Typography

Font family Source Use
Söhne Klim Type Foundry (paid license) Body text, sales decks, marketing collateral
Suisse Int'l Swiss Typefaces (paid license) Display headlines, key callouts
Suisse Screen Swiss Typefaces (paid license) UI surfaces in the app
Inter Google Fonts (free) Web fallback if Söhne / Suisse not licensed
JetBrains Mono JetBrains (free) Code, technical surfaces, monospace

For day-to-day call-center email and outreach, Inter is the safe fallback when Söhne / Suisse aren't available. Don't substitute random fonts (Arial, Helvetica, Times New Roman are all wrong).


Email signature template

[Name]
[Title]
Airwai, Inc.
[email] · [phone]
docs.airwai.com · airwai.com

[Disclaimer if needed — typically not in cold outbound]

Plain text. No images. No GIF / animation. Logo only on warm follow-ups or HTML newsletters, not on cold outreach (deliverability).


Imagery rules

Use Don't use
Real LAIRA scan screenshots from the actual app Polished stock photos of nondescript construction workers in hard hats
Real iPhone Pro photos (in customer hands, in field) iPhone product-shot images we don't have rights to
Customer-context shots (with permission) Generic "team at work" stock photos
Esri case study assets (with permission) Borrowed competitor imagery
docs.airwai.com screenshots Anything with watermarks, screenshots from non-Airwai sources

When in doubt: ask Amir before using an image externally. Image rights have legal implications.


Naming conventions

Concept Right name Wrong / off-limits
Company Airwai Airwai Inc. (only when full legal name is needed), AirWai, AIRWAI (only when uppercase context like email signatures)
Product platform LAIRA Laira, LairA
App version LAIRA app LAIRA Mobile, LAIRA Pro App
Vehicle-mounted version LAIRA Rig LAIRA Vehicle, LAIRA Truck, LAIRA Pro
CEO Amir Emadi Mr. Emadi (formal), Amir (casual)
Founder mention Co-founder & CEO "Founder and CEO" only

Off-limits names: - "Vision Lite" — retired internal product name; never use externally - "AIRWAI_OS" — internal infrastructure project; not a product - "Mr. ACE" — internal roadmap codename - "Vulcan" — internal roadmap codename


What requires Airwai approval before publishing

Action Approval level
Creating a new landing page Amir
Producing a new case study Amir
Publishing a customer name externally Amir + customer permission
Using Esri co-marketing materials Amir (already approved set)
Any press release or media outreach Amir
Modifying the standard ToS / Privacy Policy / DPA Amir + legal
Logo / brand-element use in third-party marketing Amir
App Store listing changes Amir
New persona-specific landing page (templated from existing) Notify, don't ask permission
Email templates following the patterns in marketing-campaigns/email-templates.md No approval needed
Ad copy following the patterns in marketing-campaigns/social-ad-copy.md No approval needed
New promo offer following the menu in marketing-campaigns/promo-offers.md No approval needed

Default: if it's in the patterns above, run with it. If it's outside, ask.


Brand audit cadence

Quarterly, Airwai will audit call-center-generated marketing materials for brand compliance. Items found out-of-spec will be flagged for correction. Pattern violations (3+ instances) become training feedback.


Tone calibration — read this once a month

Before any new campaign or new outreach push, re-read this:

Airwai is a software company. We respect our customers' time and intelligence. We don't use words like "revolutionary" or "game-changing." We cite our sources. We're honest about what LAIRA does and doesn't do. We don't make claims we can't back. We win by being more useful than the alternative, not by sounding more impressive.

Every customer is a working engineer. Engineers respect rigor. Write like an engineer would write to another engineer.

That's the voice.