These are the rules for using the Greta.sh name, logo and colours in press, partner and community material. Everything on this page may be used under them without writing to us first.
The product is written Greta.sh — capital G, lowercase .sh, one word, never spaced or hyphenated. It stays Greta.sh at the start of a sentence and in all-caps headings. The company that makes it is Questera; the two are not interchangeable, so a sentence about the company should say Questera and a sentence about the product should say Greta.sh.
Use the primary mark on a dark background and the mini mark where space is tight — as a favicon, an avatar, or a listing tile. Leave clear space on every side equal to the height of the G, and never render it below 24px wide on screen. Both files are SVG, so scale them rather than exporting a raster copy.
Accent purple #7B6FE8 on background #0D0B14 is the pairing that identifies the brand; the full token list is in the Colors tab above, with copy buttons. When you need a single colour — an icon, a chart series, a sponsor slide — use #7B6FE8. Substituting a near-purple is the most common way material stops looking like ours.
Use the name and mark in news and editorial coverage, in reviews and comparisons including ones that do not favour us, in integration and marketplace listings, in conference or meetup material, and in tutorials and course content. Accurate comparison is fair use and we would rather it were accurate than flattering.
Ask first before anything that implies a relationship we have not agreed: partnership, endorsement or certification claims; using the mark in your own product name, logo or domain; merchandise; or modified versions of the logo. Naming Greta.sh as a tool you use is fine — presenting yourself as affiliated with it is not.
For anything not covered here — a permission request, a higher-resolution asset, or a factual check before publication — get in touch and we will come back to you.
support@questera.ai