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The facts, logo files, stills and credits for writing about Rill. Use the logo files and the app icon as they are.

Logo files and icons

For anything else, write to contact@rill.love.

Fact sheet

Name
Rill. On first mention: Rill browser.
Tagline
Your browsing. Your agents. One window.
One line
A calm Mac browser with your agents in it.
Description
Rill is a calm, native Mac browser that sends work to your Claude Code and Codex agents from any page and keeps your browsing as days you can look back on, on the sign-in you already have.
What it does
  • Sends a task in plain words from any page to the right local project, with a reason, and asks when it isn’t sure.
  • Runs your own CLI in the background, with tool steps, diffs and Undo in git repositories.
  • Gives agents their own background tabs with separate website data.
  • Groups tabs on the start page.
  • Writes your history into day episodes.
  • Finds a page you remember from a description.
  • Shows your projects on a map with AI-named areas.
Version
0.1.0, an early release
Price
Free
Availability
Now, at rill.love
Platform
macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon
AI requirement
Claude Code 2.1.261 or later, or the Codex CLI 0.144.4 or later, installed and signed in
Data
History and passwords live on your Mac. The privacy page lists what each feature sends to the provider and the files Rill keeps.
Identity
A pale, frosted wall with white paper and navy ink (an ink-blue wall with graphite paper in dark mode), a public-domain painting in the window’s corner, and project seals. The mark is a leaf and a round dot: the leaf reads as the r of “rill”, the dot as the i’s dot. The app icon, Clear, sets them in white on frosted sea glass; Tinted, its dark appearance, sets them in icy blue on midnight navy. On light grounds, the leaf is sea glass and the dot sea-glass blue. The wordmark is a lowercase “rill” in Instrument Sans SemiBold, outlined.
Maker
Manifold AI Inc.

Logo files

The lockup is the mark followed by the wordmark. Where space is tight, use the mark alone. Use every file as it is.

  • Clear space: one dot diameter on every side of the mark, the wordmark or the lockup.
  • Colour: on light grounds the leaf is sea glass, the dot sea-glass blue and the letters navy ink. Don’t recolour, rotate, stretch, outline or italicise them, give the dot a glow, or retype the name in a font.
  • Ground: the paper files go on paper or white, the light files on dark grounds. Keep the mark off paintings.

Stills and the film

Real captures of Rill on a demo profile. Each opens at full size.

  • The Rill window with two tasks at work in the At work tray and a page open beside it.
    The window, two tasks at work
  • Rill in dark mode on Wikipedia’s Water Lilies article.
    Dark mode, Water Lilies
  • Projects: 38 projects in 6 areas named by AI, with four lit as Done.
    Your projects, on one map
  • The note open over an arXiv paper with lake-temps chosen.
    ⌘E on any page
  • The At work tray with a Codex task and a Claude Code task at work beside ESPN’s NBA page.
    The At work tray
  • The Threads panel with the change a task made.
    The change, file by file

The film. The launch film, made from real captures. Download the film (MP4).

Naming and credits

The name
Write Rill in sentences and “Rill browser” on first mention. The domain is rill.love, all lowercase. The lowercase rill is the drawn wordmark only, never typed.
Paintings
Claude Monet. Water Lily Pond, 1900. The Art Institute of Chicago. Also Claude Monet, Water Lilies, 1906; Alfred Sisley, A Turn in the Road, 1873; Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, Landscape, 1865/70. The Art Institute of Chicago. Public domain (CC0).
Type
This site: Inter and Source Serif 4. The social card: Crimson Pro and Inter. The wordmark: Instrument Sans SemiBold. All SIL Open Font License. The mark is drawn for Rill, and the wordmark is outlined, so neither needs a font.