Nymbot Press Kit and Brand Assets

Last Updated: September 15th, 2026

Here you will find the Nymbot brand assets, the guidelines for using them, and what you need to know about permission. Nymbot Brand Assets means the Nymbot word mark, the Nymbot wordmark and app icon, and the other artwork and design elements associated with Nymbot.

The apps themselves are free software under the AGPL-3.0 and you can do a great deal with them. The trademarks are separate from the code, and the guidelines below are about those.

Writing about Nymbot? The press kit has the boilerplate, the fast facts, the screenshots and the launch announcement.

Press kit

Everything a story about Nymbot needs in one place: the boilerplate, the facts worth checking against, the assets, and the announcement itself. Journalism, reviews and commentary need no permission from us — take what you need.

Boilerplate

Three lengths, cleared for use exactly as written. If you would rather write your own, everything in them is sourced from the knowledge base.

Fast facts

The five things worth knowing

• There is no account. No email, no phone number, no password. A keypair is generated on the device the first time it opens, and that key is the identity, the history and the balance; sign in with the same key somewhere else and everything is already there. See Identity and login.
• It can stop knowing who is asking. Encryption was never the gap — attribution was. Anonymous mode moves the conversation onto a throwaway key and moves credits across as blind vouchers the server signs without being able to read, so it charges a message it cannot attribute to a nym. See Anonymous mode.
• Replies are bought in Bitcoin, one at a time. Ten a day are free. After that a standard reply is ten sats and a pinned frontier model is metered on the tokens it actually reads and writes. There is no subscription, no card and no invoice with a name on it. See Credits and pricing.
• The encryption is already post-quantum. An ML-KEM key encapsulation runs alongside the classical exchange rather than replacing it, so an attacker has to break both, and traffic captured today is not readable by a future quantum computer. See Encryption.
• It works in your repository. With a Pro model pinned, Nymbot reads and, with writes on, changes files in a connected GitHub, GitLab or Gitea/Forgejo repository. The access token syncs only inside your end-to-end encrypted settings, and the listing request goes straight from the device to the forge. See Working in a git repository.

What we do not claim

These belong in an accurate story as much as the rest:

• The assistant reads your question. End-to-end encryption means nobody else can — it cannot mean the assistant answers something it never saw. Anonymous mode answers the different question of whether it should know who asked.
• Anonymous mode does not hide an IP address. It breaks the link between a payment and a nym, not the link between a device and a network. Use Tor or a VPN if that is in your threat model, and read what it does not hide before writing that it does.
• Not every model runs on our own infrastructure. Models badged as hosted do; the rest are proxied to the provider that runs them, which is where a question sent to one goes.
• There is no published third-party security audit. What Nymbot offers instead is open source apps and a protocol page written against them, so the client can be checked rather than trusted.
• iOS is not in the App Store. The iOS app builds from source today; Android is on Google Play and Zapstore.
• Scheduled prompts are not a server. A scheduled run happens in the app while it is open, and one that came due while the app was shut fires when you come back.

Screenshots and video

Every screenshot below is a real capture of the running app, and every one of them is free to use in coverage of Nymbot. The wordmark, app icon and social card are in Brand assets below.

• A conversation The assistant answering, on the desktop web app and on a phone. Desktop Phone Phone, light
• Models and routing The model picker: every model in the catalog, with what a turn costs and the rates behind it. Desktop Phone
• Credits over Lightning The Buy sheet: a Lightning invoice, the two balances, and no name attached to either. WebP
• Working in a repository A connected repository, and the same thing on a phone. Desktop Phone
• Artifacts A file a reply wrote, kept beside the conversation instead of scrolling away inside it. WebP
• Workspaces and schedules Standing context a run of chats shares, and a question that asks itself. Workspaces Schedules
• Promo film A minute of Nymbot, 1920×1080. Every screen in it is the real app. MP4 Poster frame
• Everything else Comparing two models, memory, personas, settings, themes — the knowledge base is illustrated throughout with real captures. Browse the knowledge base

The announcement

The launch announcement is published in full, in every language this site is published in: Nymbot launches an AI assistant that does not need to know who is asking. It is free to quote.

Press contact

Interviews, review builds, fact checks and anything else: write to [email protected]. Technical questions are usually answered faster by the knowledge base, which is written against the app's source rather than its marketing copy.

Brand assets

• Wordmark The ASCII wordmark, for dark and light backgrounds — and as the plain text it actually is. Dark PNG Light PNG Plain text
• App icon The icon used on home screens and in the app stores. 1024 px 512 px 192 px
• Social card The 1200×630 card used for link previews, if you need to represent the site. 1200×630 PNG
• App screenshots Real captures of the running app, throughout the knowledge base — free to use in coverage of Nymbot. Screenshots and video Browse the knowledge base

Nymbot trademarks

These are the marks owned by 21 Million LLC:

Usage guidelines

General

• DO use the Nymbot trademarks to refer to Nymbot itself, or to products and services that genuinely work with it. A client that speaks the same protocol may say so.
• DO set the marks apart from the text around them — capitalize them, italicize them, quote them, or set them in a different face — so a reader can see where the name ends and your prose begins.
• DO use the assets from this page as they are, scaled proportionally.
• DON'T use a name, wordmark or icon confusingly similar to Nymbot's, for any purpose.
• DON'T use or register the Nymbot marks as, or as part of, social media account names, profiles, usernames or handles.
• DON'T combine the Nymbot assets, or any part of them, with another logo, company name or mark, or use them in any way that implies partnership with or endorsement by 21 Million LLC, without explicit written permission.
• DON'T describe your app or product as being "for Nymbot" when it is not built to work with Nymbot.
• DON'T put the Nymbot assets on merchandise — apparel, stickers, accessories, packaging — or otherwise monetize them, without explicit written permission.
• DON'T use the Nymbot marks in a domain name.

Referring to Nymbot

Spell and capitalize the marks exactly as they are written above. Use them as adjectives, not as nouns or verbs, and never in a way that suggests a generic or descriptive meaning.

• "Ask the Nymbot assistant."
• "Buy credits in the Nymbot app."
• "Send a Nymbot."
• "Nymbot it and see."

Using the wordmark

Use the official wordmark from this page. Do not alter it in any way other than scaling it proportionally.

Clear space

Keep a clear space around the wordmark of at least half its height on every side. Nothing else — text, borders, other logos — belongs inside it.

Minimum size

The wordmark and the icon are built out of small glyphs, and below a certain size they stop being legible and start being noise. Never render the app icon smaller than 48 px, and never render the wordmark narrower than 240 px.

What not to do

Using the Nymbot brand in media

You may not use the Nymbot wordmark, icon or app imagery in a film, television program, book, play or other visual media without explicit written permission. To ask, write to [email protected] and we will review the request.

Ordinary journalism, reviews and commentary about Nymbot do not need permission. Use the assets from this page, and do not imply that we endorsed what you wrote.

Colors

The palette has a dark and a light form. The values below are the dark ones; the light-mode equivalents are in the site's stylesheet.

• Primary#00ff00
• Secondary#00d4ff
• Accent#ff00ff
• Lightning#f7931a
• Surface#0a0e1a
• Background#050810

Typography

Nymbot is a terminal by inheritance, and the type follows from that.

• Monospace — Courier New, Consolas, Monaco. The wordmark, headings, labels and anything that should read as a terminal.
• Sans-serif — the platform UI stack: SF Pro Display, Inter, Segoe UI, system-ui. Body copy and interface text.

The mobile apps bundle Roboto for the interface and Noto Sans as a broad fallback, so glyphs the primary face lacks still render rather than turning into empty boxes. Color emoji are left to the operating system's own font.

Using the Nymbot source code

Nymbot is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, and we are glad to see people build on it. The license sets the terms: among them, if you run a modified version as a network service, you must offer its source to the people using it.

The license covers the code. It does not grant any right to the trademarks. If you run your own build, make it clear that you own and operate your service and that it is not Nymbot, and do not use the Nymbot name, wordmark or icon as the identity of your service, product or application. You are welcome to state factually that it is based on Nymbot's source.

Legal

The Nymbot Brand Assets are owned by 21 Million LLC and may only be used as set out in these guidelines, or with explicit written permission.

You may not use, or otherwise claim rights in, any Nymbot Brand Asset, including as or as part of any trademark, service mark, company name, trade name, username, social media handle or domain registration. You may not claim rights in any intellectual property that is confusingly similar to the Nymbot Brand Assets, including as or as any part of a trademark or trade dress.

Do not use the Nymbot Brand Assets for anything misleading, defamatory, infringing or illegal, or anything otherwise inconsistent with the Terms of Service.

We may revoke permission to use the Nymbot Brand Assets at any time, and 21 Million LLC reserves the right to withhold approval of content it considers inconsistent with the Nymbot brand.

Questions about any of this, or requests for permission, go to [email protected].