press kit

The Sofya brand.

Sofya is the clinical intelligence that supports reasoning, documentation, and continuity of care. Its symbol brings together four signals; where they overlap, context emerges to support a decision and provide healthcare professionals with a second clinical look.

For press, partners, and events, use only the official assets available on this page.

official assets

Brand versions to download.

When in doubt, use the standard lockup. The reverse mark is prepared for navy or dark backgrounds; use the isolated symbol only when the Sofya name is already present.

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Standard lockup

The primary version for light backgrounds.

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Reverse mark

White wordmark and full-color symbol on a transparent PNG for navy or dark backgrounds.

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Full white mark

A one-color symbol and wordmark for silkscreen, engraving, and third-party media.

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Isolated symbol

For icons, tabs, or contexts where the name is already visible.

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White monogram

A compact one-color version for small applications, legible from 16 px.

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Complete kit

All official versions and a usage summary in one ZIP.

quick use

The essentials for correct application.

These guidelines cover most editorial and institutional uses.

  1. Choose for the surface.

    Use the standard lockup on light backgrounds and the reverse mark on navy or dark backgrounds.

  2. Preserve clear space.

    Keep a clear area around the mark equal to the radius of one symbol node.

  3. Respect minimum size.

    Use the lockup at no less than 96 px on screen and the full-color symbol at no less than 24 px.

  4. Write Sofya.

    In running text, always use “Sofya,” with only the initial capitalized.

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Four uses that compromise the brand.

The illustrations below are incorrect examples.

Do not recolor.

Use the official colors in the supplied assets.

Do not rotate or mirror.

Always preserve the original orientation.

Do not distort.

Resize the file while preserving its proportions.

Do not lose contrast.

Avoid busy backgrounds and never place the mark over a face.