A human
signal in a
technical world.
A purposeful identity for a business working at the intersection of technology and online safety.

Make the purpose
part of the identity.
Krunam’s original proposition centred on AI image and video classification for online child protection and content moderation. Its ambition, “Technology for Good”, gave the brand a clear human purpose.
That purpose needed a visual language that could move between technical conversations and a wider audience.
We developed the logo and visual identity, explored creative directions, and extended the chosen system into illustrations, brand guidelines and marketing content.
Our website work took the identity from wireframes through to final execution. The expanded applications below explore where that original system can go next.
One mark.
An unmistakable
character.
The original hand-shaped K combines rounded forms, a strong silhouette and three bright cyan points. It holds its character at a range of scales.
A lighter touch
for a serious subject.


The original illustrations connect people, computers and the brand’s hand mark in a continuous line. The website artwork shows that language working across desktop and mobile.
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Geometric forms.
Open, confident statements.
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Make the complex approachable.
Careful hierarchy gives a technical subject a clearer path. A concise headline establishes the idea; a comfortable reading face carries the detail. Space does as much work as scale.
Purpose first.
A clear next step.
Human purpose.
Technical focus.
Exploring technology’s role in safer online spaces.
Online safety
A shared understanding
Tell us the challenge
Start with
the right
conversation.
A proposed consultation flow asks for context before inviting an enquiry. Clear choices and a short explanation help a platform team understand what comes next.
Two illustrative interface states. No personal information is entered and no content upload is requested.
What brings
you here?
Help us understand the conversation you’d like to have.
A little
context helps.
Tell us about your team and what you would like to discuss.
Put the purpose
in people’s hands.
A partner briefing translates the digital identity into a tactile introduction: a deep indigo cover, generous white pages and a bright cyan conversation card.


Recognisable.
Even from
behind.
White embroidery gives the mark a tactile quality. Cyan details and a fine line across the hem make the garment feel part of the wider identity.
A restrained team overshirt concept, with the original mark doing the work.

From purpose
to possibility.
Good starts
with connection.
Give a complex
business a clear
human identity.
From the first mark to the website and the next conversation, Phable helps technology businesses connect their purpose with a considered visual system.
Talk about your brand ↗What did Phable design for Krunam?
Phable developed Krunam’s logo and visual identity, illustrations, brand guidelines, marketing content and website, from wireframes to final execution.
What should a trust and safety technology brand communicate?
A clear purpose, an understandable offer and a considered route into conversation. Identity, language and digital design should help people understand the business without relying on unsupported performance claims.
Explore more technology branding case studies or our ongoing creative support.
Original identity, illustration and website artwork: Phable’s Krunam project. The original business and website are presented in their historical project context. New spatial, print, apparel, typography, digital, social, icon, presentation and motion applications are portfolio concepts. Physical scenes are generated and interfaces are nonfunctional. No AI development, product efficacy or measured business outcome is attributed to Phable.

