Warm, not corporate
Cream paper and sunrise light instead of the default blue-on-white SaaS look. Software that feels made by people.
Tactile Sunrise: warm paper, soft light, and motion that behaves.
Everything below is the live system this website runs on, not a mockup of one. The colors are the same tokens, the type is the same stack, and the motion demos use the same code as the homepage. Click any swatch to copy its hex.
Cafiyn builds an AI operating system for modern businesses. The brand exists to make complex software feel calm, human, and worth trusting. Four ideas decide every design call.
Cream paper and sunrise light instead of the default blue-on-white SaaS look. Software that feels made by people.
Every element earns its place. When a section can be removed without loss, it is removed.
Surfaces catch light and press back. Nothing is a flat rectangle floating in space.
Plain words, honest comparisons, no jargon padding. If a sentence needs a second read, rewrite it.
The Cafiyn wordmark carries a gradient drawn from the sunrise palette. In running copy it always appears with the trademark mark:
™.
On cream, preferred
On ink, knocked out to white
Clear space: the height of the C on every sideWarm neutrals do the work, one accent leads, and five product tones keep the ecosystem legible at a glance. Click a swatch to copy its hex.
#7BB89F--t-mint#C97B58--t-clay#FABC5F--t-sun#7C5A8A--t-plum#6A94B8--t-skyContrast rule. Body text is always Ink or Ink 2 on cream. The sunrise accent never carries small text on its own: use Sun ink on a Sun fill, or Ink on Sun light.
A geometric sans for headlines, a serif for reading, and a neutral sans for anything numeric. Mixing their roles is the fastest way to break the brand.
Every surface uses a dual-tone shadow: a white highlight above left, a warm shadow below right. The light source never moves, which is what keeps the whole site feeling like one physical object.
--t-neo-outCards, panels, anything that sits above the page.
--t-neo-smChips, pills, small tiles, dense grids.
--t-neo-lgHover state and hero-level moments.
--t-neo-inInputs, wells, and inset list rows.
--t-r--t-r-l--t-r-xlpills and chipsAnimation exists to explain a relationship or reward an intent, never to decorate. Everything below is a live demo of the behavior it names, driven by the same attributes used across the site.
cubic-bezier(.22, 1, .36, 1)Fast out, slow settle. The springy variant is reserved for elements that pop in.
200ms to 800msContent animates in a single time. Nothing loops in the reader's peripheral vision while they read.
prefers-reduced-motionEvery effect is disabled at the system level for readers who ask for it. Content never depends on motion.
.t-fadeSections fade and rise once as they enter the viewport. Add .d1 to .d5 to stagger siblings.
[data-tilt="6"]Cards rotate slightly toward the cursor. Values run 3 to 6 degrees. Never more.
[data-magnet="0.25"]Primary buttons drift toward the pointer, then spring back.
[data-count="128500"]Numbers animate from zero when scrolled into view, once per page load.
[data-parallax="0.06"]Ambient background layers drift on scroll. Keep values between 0.05 and 0.4.
.t-sun-wordOne phrase per headline gets the sunrise wash. Two is noise.
Cafiyn uses Tabler Icons, outline style, at a consistent stroke. We ship a subset containing only the glyphs actually used, so the font stays small. Icons sit in rounded tiles with a gradient fill when they lead a card, and inline at text size when they support a label.
Cafiyn writes like a senior operator who respects your time: direct, specific, and willing to say what a product does not do.
More on the name, the letters behind it, and what each product does: what Cafiyn means.
For a vector wordmark, a founder photo, an approved product description, or permission to use the marks, write to us and we will send it over.