approved.
A single Signal Blue dot terminates the closing phrase, same shape as the wordmark. It says: this is software that finishes things.
A working brandbook for reprai., the agentic AI OS for pharma. Read once, execute against forever.
Any one of these is borrowable. The combination is unmistakable. If a reprai page is missing two of the three, it's not a reprai page.
A single Signal Blue dot terminates the closing phrase, same shape as the wordmark. It says: this is software that finishes things.
A 200px mono label column on the left of every section. The page reads like a working document, not a brochure.
reprai handles the work that gets in the way of the work.
#FAFAF7, never #FFFFFF. The off-white is the most underestimated brand asset; it's what stops the page from feeling like every other AI startup. The reprai navy from the wordmark sits on it; the Signal Blue dot lives on it.
reprai. is a master brand. Its products — reFlect, reTrack, reMarket, reRep, reTrain, reMind and reTwin — live under the master brand and inherit its rules. There are two brand documents: this brandbook defines the master brand layer; the product brandbook inherits, extends, and never contradicts these rules.
A label-column layout on white with a Signal Blue accent could be Linear. Warm paper with no labels and no mark could be a magazine. The three together — the Signal Blue dot, the mono label column, and the warm paper foundation — are the brand. Lose any one and the system reads as someone else's. Hold the three and any new surface will feel native on first sight.
reprai. is set in Inter Tight, semibold, tracked −0.045em. The period after the name is the only ornament — small, deliberate, Signal Blue.
Minimum clear space on all sides equals the cap-height of the wordmark, defined here as 1x. No element, image edge, or container border may enter this region. When in doubt, double it.
Below this, use the signet (the dot).
The wordmark gives us deep navy and signal blue. Everything else is paper, ink, graphite, and a calibrated Dark Blue scale for product and data surfaces. No gradients. No tints introduced ad-hoc.
Use 900 as the canonical reprai navy (matches the wordmark). 200–400 are for product UI dividers, hover states, data-viz fills. 500–800 are for reverse surfaces and hero blocks. 1000 is for one specific use only: the deepest hero / cover background where the wordmark sits.
| Pair | Contrast | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Ink on Paper | 16.1 : 1 | AAA |
| Graphite on Paper | 6.4 : 1 | AA Large · AA |
| Signal on Paper | 5.8 : 1 | AA |
| Paper on Ink | 16.1 : 1 | AAA |
Three families. One serves display, one serves body, one serves the system. Never introduce a fourth.
| Style | Tracking | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Display / H1 | −0.035 to −0.03em | Tight tracking is the brand's confidence. Pull display copy in, never let it breathe out. |
| H2 / H3 | −0.022 to −0.018em | Tracking opens slightly with size, keeps optical density consistent. |
| Body / Lede | 0 to −0.005em | Default. Don't tighten body — it hurts scanability. |
| Mono label | +0.14 to +0.16em | Always uppercase. Tracking is what makes it read as a system label, not a tag. |
| Style | Desktop | ≤ 760px | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | 64px | 44px | Tracking stays −0.035em. |
| H1 | 44px | 32px | Drops to a single line of context. |
| H2 | 32px | 24px | Two-line max. |
| Body | 15px | 15px | Never reduce body below 15px on mobile. |
| Lede | 19px | 17px | — |
| Mono label | 11px | 11px | Hold at 11px; tracking carries the weight. |
A boring grid is a feature. Originality lives in writing and product UI, never in the chrome.
| Token | Desktop | Tablet | Mobile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max width | 1280px | 100vw − 64px | 100vw − 44px |
| Outer padding | 56px | 32px | 22px |
| Columns | 12 | 8 | 4 |
| Gutter | 16px | 16px | 12px |
Section padding lives at s-7 / s-8 (96–128px desktop). Element-level gaps live at s-3 / s-4. When in doubt, size type down before sizing space up.
| Use | Reach for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Sections, lists, tables | Flat + hairline rule | Default. Hairlines separate without enclosing; the page reads as a single page. |
| Discrete objects — customer story, product feature, plan tier | 1px card | Use a card only when content has its own object identity worth framing. |
| Anything else | Don't card it | If it doesn't pass the object test, it's a section. Cards multiply if you don't gate them. |
reprai.'s name ends in a Signal Blue dot. That dot, at any scale, on any surface, is the brand's punctuation. It marks an end, a decision, a finished thing. It is not a bullet, a divider, or a flourish.
The dot is a recolored period, not a generated shape. It uses the typeface's native period at its native size and baseline. The class only changes color. This guarantees optical agreement with the wordmark at every scale and in every type setting.
| Surface | Variant | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Hero headline | Dot terminates the closing phrase | 0.22em |
| Section headline | Optional. One per page maximum. | 0.20em |
| Big number / data | Dot replaces the period after the unit | 0.18em |
| Status pill · "approved" | 4–6px Signal Blue dot, leading the label | 5px |
| Body copy | Used only at end of a closing phrase | inherits |
Muted. Desaturated 15–25%. Lifted shadows. Slight warmth in highlights — never teal-and-orange. Hands, desks, screens over-the-shoulder. No UI mocks.




Hands, desks, screens — over-the-shoulder, slight reflection. No UI mock.
Desaturated 15–25%. Lifted shadows. Warmth in highlights only.
Stock smiles. Teal-and-orange. 3D charts. Pie charts. Gradients on bars.
1px stroke. 20×20 box. Square caps. Never filled. Never colored. Always ink or graphite, always quiet.
The icon set is being drawn. Rules are set; the library lands in the next brandbook revision.
reprai. is the most senior person in the room. Doesn't raise its voice, doesn't sell, doesn't hedge.
| Don't write | Why |
|---|---|
| Revolutionize, transform, supercharge, unlock, next-gen | Hollow. Buyers stop reading. |
| AI-powered, AI-driven, intelligent, smart | Adjectives that promise. Show, don't claim. |
| Solutions, platform, ecosystem, end-to-end, holistic | SaaS noise. Use the actual thing it does. |
| Seamless, frictionless, effortless | Words a brand uses about itself, never a customer. |
| reprai is the world's first / leading / only | Don't claim primacy in copy. Let customers say it. |
| ! ✨ 🚀 | No exclamations. No emojis. No shouting. |
reprai's AI-powered platform supercharges your commercial team's productivity.
Hollow nouns, hollow verbs, hollow promise.
Unlock seamless, end-to-end workflows for your field reps.
"Unlock" what? "Seamless" how? Vague on every axis.
Empowering pharma to revolutionize patient outcomes through next-gen AI.
Six clichés in twelve words. Reads as marketing, not product.
reprai. drafts the territory plan. Your reps approve and move on.
Specific subject. Concrete verb. One claim per sentence.
A pre-call brief in 30 seconds, not 30 minutes.
A number, a comparison, a time scale. Easy to remember.
The work that gets in the way of the work, done in the background.
Plain English. Reads like a senior person speaking, not a brochure.
reprai. is the agentic AI OS for pharma.
The brand name is set in lowercase wherever it is written. This is not a stylistic preference — it is the name. Capitalizing it changes the word, the same way "Apple" and "apple" are different words.
Putting "reprai" at the start of every sentence makes the brand the subject of every claim. It isn't. The work is the subject; reprai is the operator behind it. Lead with the work.
"reprai drafts the plan."
"Plans, drafted by reprai."
"reprai handles call prep."
"Call prep, handled by reprai."
Mono labels and section eyebrows are uppercase. The brand name is the only word that stays lowercase inside an all-caps line. Same mono face, lowercase, same tracking.
| Domain | reprai.com |
| hello@reprai.com | |
| Handle | @reprai |
| Class name | PascalCase if the language requires it. Lives in code, never in copy. |
Legal: define once as reprai (the "Company") if a template requires capitalized definitions. The name itself stays lowercase.
When journalists, partners, or publications write about reprai., they will often capitalize the name by reflex or their own style guide. This is acceptable and not worth correcting. The rule is for first-party writing — internally, hold the line.
This brandbook follows its own rule. Every instance of the brand name in this document is set in lowercase — in headings, in body copy, in section eyebrows, in captions, in metadata. If you find a capitalized "reprai" anywhere in this document, it is a bug, not an exception. The brandbook is the system's first demonstration.
Four canonical blocks. Use them as patterns — same skeleton, your content. Don't redesign them.
reprai. handles territory planning, call prep, and field reporting in the background, so your team spends time on the customer.
reprai.'s agents draft the plan, file the report, route the next call, and prepare scientific engagement briefs. Your team approves, edits, and moves on.
Generated from CRM, sales data, and field notes. Reviewed by the rep, not written by them.
One page per HCP. Recent activity, open questions, compliant talking points.
Drafted from the rep's voice memo. Reviewed in 30 seconds, not 30 minutes.
Per rep, on plan generation and report filing.
From the rep opening reprai to a complete brief.
Of agent-drafted plans approved without edits in the first review.
reprai. is in early access with a small group of pharma commercial teams. We onboard one new team per week.
Request accessEmail signature, slide deck, document, social card, business card. The same tokens, the same dot, every time. If a surface here looks off, the surface is wrong, not the system.
85 × 55mm EU / 89 × 51mm US. Uncoated stock. No foiling, no spot UV. The dot is the only ornament.
The dot rule, repeated. If the text is a heading, label, or title, no dot. If the text is a manifesto sentence ending in a period, the period is rendered Signal Blue. The cover is a title. Section openers are headings. Manifesto and CTA slides are sentences.
Generated by reprai on 12 May 2026. Reviewed by R. Patel. Approved for field use.
Three accounts shifted into Tier 1 based on prescribing volume and engagement velocity. Two accounts move to Tier 2 pending Q3 review.
Weekly cadence held for Tier 1. Tier 2 reduced to bi-weekly, opening capacity for Tier 3 outreach.
Portrait · half-frame. Documentary register. Bottom-aligned text.