A brand isn't a lone hex code. It's the palette, the logo files, the typefaces and the rules for using them. Pocket CVI keeps all of it in one place instead of scattered across Slack threads, Figma files and a folder called final_v3.
With sync on, the whole kit follows you — colors, notes, and the actual logo, font, and document files — through your private iCloud storage. Build on the desktop, present from the laptop; when two Macs disagree, the most recent change wins, per collection.
Every collection has a Documents section for the files that complete a brand: guideline PDFs, source files, the full-page screenshot from a website import. Documents Pocket CVI generates itself — like a design manual — arrive badged “Made with Pocket CVI,” and the brand's own published guidelines, when found, are crowned as the Official Brand Guide with a banner at the top of the sheet.
They're special auto-collections. Recent gathers colors you've just picked, and Clipboard captures color values you copy elsewhere, so nothing slips away before you file it.
Yes. Each collection is its own brand kit with its own colors, logos, fonts and CVI notes, so client work stays cleanly separated.
Yes — each collection has a Documents section for PDFs and source files, with Quick Look, badges for app-generated files, and an Official Brand Guide banner when the brand's own guidelines are in the kit.
