About Atomicwork
Atomicwork is on a mission to help companies unlock growth by automating enterprise workflows and employee support through our modern service management platform that goes beyond traditional IT Service Management (ITSM) and Enterprise Service Management (ESM) solutions. Founded in 2022 by Vijay Rayapati, Kiran Darisi and Parsuram Vijayasankar, Atomicwork is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Singapore, Bengaluru and Chennai.
Logos
Our logo is a reflection of our company's core value, empathy. It features three interconnected hearts in a simple, modern line art design. If you look closely, you'll also notice that the 'I' in 'atomicwork' is shaped like a person, to highlight our commitment to putting our users at the center of everything we do.
Primary logo
Wordmark
Usage guidelines
To make sure that the logo is easily recognizable and legible, it is important to keep clear space around it at all times. To make it easy, we've set the height of the logotype for Atomicwork to be the same as its logomark. The ideal clear space is also equal to the logomark on each side.
Incorrect usage of logos and marks
Do not change the colors
Do not Add strokes
Do not stretch the logo
Do not rotate or tilt
Do not apply a gradient
Do not Left/right align
Colors
Our color palette, filled with warm hues, evokes energy, optimism, friendliness, and warmth. Lead with our primary colors, and use our secondary colors to add more dimension.
Primary colors
#6b4894
Atomic berry
HEX #6b4894
RGB #107 72 148
CMYK 70% 85% 7 0%
#AFA8DB
Atomic purple bliss
HEX #AFA8DB
RGB #175 168 219
CMYK 30% 32% 0% 0%
#091135
Atomic blueberry
HEX #091135
RGB #9 17 53
CMYK 99% 92% 46% 58%
Secondary colors
#ECA945
Atomic yellow rise
HEX #ECA945
RGB #236 169 69
CMYK #6% 36% 84 0%
#45C4EC
Atomic morning sky
HEX #45C4EC
RGB #69 196 236
CMYK 61% 1% 2% 0%
Logo background examples
Typography
Our brand fonts are Sentient and Manrope. These typefaces are modern, versatile, and have clean lines that perfectly complement our sleek and contemporary design aesthetic. They also have balanced proportions and come in an extensive range of weights, giving you the creative flexibility to use them in various design applications.
Sentient
Use this font for big bold titles, headlines, and subtitles. Always set in sentence case. Never in all caps or all lowercase.
Manrope
Use this font for paragraphs, subtexts, and everything else. Use title case for proper nouns and attributions.
