Arted.

Press

Take what you need.

The mark, the icons, four screens and a paragraph you can lift. Nothing to request and nobody to wait for.

Updated 22 October 2026

Published in English only

Arted is not in the stores yet, so this page holds less than a press page usually does. What is here is real. The identity is the one the app ships with, the screens come from a build we ran this month, and the figures we cannot show you are simply not quoted. If something you need is missing, the address at the bottom reaches a person.

01

Boilerplate

Use either of these as it stands. If you need a longer version, the front page of arted.day says the same thing at length.

One line

Arted gives the time you already spend scrolling to art.

One paragraph

Each day Arted puts one work in front of you with one idea about it, and then asks whether you remember. What accumulates is not a streak. It is a picture of what you actually know: which cultures, periods and subjects you have looked at closely, and which you have only looked past. Arted is built by Nixo Engineering LLC, a small company registered in Wyoming, and is in development now with a waitlist at arted.day.

What
A learning app for art and the cultures behind it
Platforms
iPhone and Android
Status
In development. Not on the App Store or Google Play
Made by
Nixo Engineering LLC, Wyoming, United States
Contact
Section 7 below, or the contact page

There is no launch date to quote, and we would rather you did not print a guess. The waitlist is told first, and this page is updated the day anything above changes.

02

The mark

An editorial colophon reduced to two things: a solid triangle, which is the A without being told, and a red full stop. The apex is slightly truncated so it keeps a trace of typography and does not read as a play button. The stop is one complete idea, small enough to begin with and strong enough to lead somewhere else.

  • The Arted mark: a black triangle and a red full stop on paper
    On paper
  • The Arted mark reversed: a warm white triangle and a brighter red full stop on ink
    On ink
  • The Arted app icon: the mark on a full-bleed paper square
    App icon

How to use it

  • Keep clear space around it equal to the diameter of the full stop.
  • Set the wordmark as Arted. in a high-contrast editorial serif. The stop is red; the letters take the colour of the surface's text.
  • Red is #D0021B on paper and white, #FF4438 on ink and other dark grounds. The second one exists so the stop stays red instead of going salmon.
  • At 20 px and below, use the favicon artwork rather than shrinking a lockup.
  • No effects, outlines, gradients or rotation, and never recolour the stop. It is the only red in the system, which is why it cannot be used decoratively.

03

Icons and formats

SVG is canonical, and everything here is a vector except the PNG, which is there for the places that cannot take one. These files are the ones the app is built with, copied into this page from the same source. Hotlink nothing: download it, so a redraw on our side cannot break your page.

  • arted-mark.svg Mark · transparent · Download
  • arted-mark-dark.svg Mark · reversed · Download
  • arted-mark.png Mark · 1024 px · Download
  • app-icon.svg Icon · full bleed · Download
  • adaptive-icon.svg Icon · Android foreground · Download
  • monochrome-icon.svg Icon · themed mask · Download
  • favicon.svg Icon · rounded tile · Download

The Android foreground is drawn to be paired with paper #F4F0E8 behind it, which is what the adaptive icon does on a device. It is transparent here on purpose.

04

Palette

Four values, and one of them is a colour the interface uses for exactly one meaning. If you are matching the app rather than the logo, the dark ground is ink and the light one is paper.

  • Ink#11100E
  • Paper#F4F0E8
  • Red, on light#D0021B
  • Red, on dark#FF4438

Acid lime was tried for both the mark and the interface and measured 1.2:1 on white. It is not in the identity, so please do not send us a mock-up with it.

05

Screens

Four, from one walk through the current build on an iPhone 17 Pro simulator on 19 October 2026. The PNG is the capture as it came out at 1206 × 2622; the WebP is the same frame at 800 px, which is what this page draws. They are the app as it is, not a composition of it.

  • The Discover feed: one work with a line about it and five ways to respond
    The feed Discover, with the day's work WebP · PNG
  • An artwork page: a standing Buddha figure and the argument that the same signs recur across empires
    A work The argument, and the citation WebP · PNG
  • The daily archive: a month of works in one column
    Every day so far The Daily Art archive WebP · PNG
  • The Today screen in dark mode, with a line about a Dutch panel
    Dark Today, in the other theme WebP · PNG

The pictures inside them are open-access images, and each frame includes its own credit line inside the screen, so taking the whole frame takes the credit with it. Our rights page explains how we check image reuse.

All four come from one fresh anonymous account made for the walk, the one the whole review set was shot on. Nothing on these four screens was seeded to make the app look better than it did; the captures that needed seeded history to show a thing at all are not on this page, and their own notes say that data is illustrative rather than organic.

06

The sticker pack

Arted, Period. — twenty stickers drawn for Telegram, and the same twenty packaged for iMessage. The mark does the work in each one, set against public-domain details from the same open collections the app draws from, with a deadpan museum label under it.

The Arted, Period. Telegram sticker sheet: twenty stickers built from the mark and details of public-domain paintings
The Telegram sheet as it would be submitted · WebP

Not published. There is no store listing and no add-stickers link yet, so there is no link here either. When one exists it will be on this line, and the sentence above will have gone.

The artwork in every sticker is public domain or CC0. Our rights page explains how we check image reuse. The copy is ours.

07

Contact and company

Press, corrections and rights claims all go to the same address, and a person reads it. There is no press office.

The address is put together when you press this, so it is not in the file you downloaded

Arted is built and published by Nixo Engineering LLC, a limited liability company registered in Wyoming, United States. Post, and anything that has to be sent on paper, goes to:

Nixo Engineering LLC
224 W 35th St Ste 500 775
New York, NY 10001
United States