Screenpipe

History loop + Unix pipe

Screenpipe is an open-source engine that continuously captures screen and audio context locally, piping real-time history into local AI agents.

The mark fuses a segmented history loop with the classic Unix pipe operator (|), translating continuous time capture and data streaming into a crisp developer primitive.

From plumbing clipart
to CLI syntax

Replaced the literal plumbing tube with a high-contrast geometric primitive built for dark-mode developer environments.

256 px → 64 px → 16 px

Stroke widths and segment gaps are aligned to the pixel grid to prevent subpixel blur at 16×16 px across light and dark polarities.

Optical weight parity

Calibrated for stroke density and silhouette balance alongside Anthropic, Claude, Cursor, GitHub, Raycast, Linear, OpenAI, and Vercel.

Stateful macOS Menu Bar icon

The central pipe acts as a live status indicator for background daemon states: recording, indexing, paused, and alert.

macOS Dock squircle

High-contrast monochrome app icon sized to Apple HIG grid specifications alongside Finder, Safari, Cursor, and Terminal.

Browser tab favicon

Distinct geometric silhouette engineered for instant recognition across documentation tabs, GitHub repositories, and local dashboards.

Drop-in lockup for the existing site

Designed to slot directly into Screenpipe’s existing navbar and monospace UI without requiring a website redesign or custom typography overhaul.

Single-path production mark

100% human-constructed vector geometry. Zero gradients, zero clipping masks, ready for inline SVG embedding and trademark filing.