NxSync · Logo System · The Multiplier

The mark is the × in the name.

One shape carries the symbol, the letter, and the story. A forward lean for momentum, two stroke weights for craft, and a single Pulse node where everything syncs.

01 — Wordmark

N×Sync

The multiplier replaces the lowercase x. Readers still parse "NxSync," but the brand symbol now lives inside the name — so the app icon and the wordmark teach each other on sight.

NSync primary · on dark
NSync primary · on light
02 — The Twist, Constructed

Three deliberate moves

Every departure from a plain × is doing a job. Nothing here is decoration.

heavier lighter node geometry on a 64-unit grid
  • LeanTop axis offset ~4 units right of the base — roughly a 7° forward tilt. Reads as momentum, and kills the close-icon association.
  • WeightsRising stroke 9u, falling stroke 6.2u — a ~1.45:1 ratio. The asymmetry is what makes it feel drawn, not typed.
  • Sync nodeAn 11u squircle in Pulse at the exact crossing. The single focal point and the only place Pulse appears in the mark.
  • CapsRound line caps throughout — soft, modern, and consistent with the rounded node.
03 — Variants

One mark, every surface

Two-tone is the hero. Monochrome covers stamps, watermarks, and one-color print. The app icon centers the mark on the Void squircle.

two-tone
mono · reversed
mono · positive
app icon
04 — Clear Space & Sizing

Room to breathe, legible when small

Clear space equals one node on every side. Below 20px the Pulse node merges optically, so a simplified one-color mark takes over.

clear space = 1 node
48 · 28 · 18px (simplified)
small mark · even weight, no node
05 — Motion · AI Working State

The node is the heartbeat

When NxSync is thinking, syncing, or running an agent, the mark comes alive: the node pulses and the strokes gently rock. The same shape that brands the product signals that intelligence is at work — no separate spinner needed.

working…
BEHAVIOUR

Calm by default, animated on purpose

The static mark never moves in normal use. Motion is reserved as a status signal so it always means something: the system is doing work on your behalf.

Reduced-motion users see a steady node at full opacity — the state is still legible without movement.

06 — Misuse

Keep it unmistakable

DON'T
Don't equalize the stroke weights — the asymmetry is the signature.
Don't recolor the node anything but Pulse, or move it off the crossing.
Don't straighten the lean into a symmetrical, upright ×.
Don't let it animate in static contexts — motion means "working" only.
DO
Use the simplified even-weight mark below 20px.
Set the wordmark in Lexend 700 with the mark as the x.
Reserve Pulse for the node; keep the strokes Iris.
Give it one node of clear space on every side.