Screenpipe

Brandmark, wordmark lockup, and OS icon system for an open-source 24/7 desktop screen & audio capture engine (YC S26).

Category Local AI · Developer Tools
Stage Y Combinator (YC S26)
Date 26 October 2026
Screenpipe — Primary Brandmark and Wordmark Lockup

History loop + Unix pipe

Screenpipe captures screen and audio history 24/7 and pipes stdout into local LLMs. The symbol combines a segmented history loop with the CLI pipe operator (|).

Screenpipe — History Icon and Unix Pipe Symbol Construction

From plumbing clipart
to CLI syntax

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

Screenpipe — Before and After App Icon Comparison

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.

Screenpipe — Optical Scaling at 256px, 64px, and 16px

Optical weight parity

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

Screenpipe — Monochrome Benchmark Grid Alongside AI and DevTools Icons

macOS Dock squircle

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

Screenpipe — macOS Dock App Icon

16×16 px browser tab

Pixel-hinted SVG and ICO asset for instant recognition across documentation tabs, GitHub repositories, and localhost dashboards.

Screenpipe — 16x16 px Browser Tab Favicon

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.

Screenpipe — Brandmark Lockup Integrated into Existing Website Header

Single-path production mark

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

Screenpipe — Final Standalone Brandmark

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