Logo
The Air logo combines an open A (no crossbar) with a floating blue dot above the i. The open A represents removal of unnecessary complexity. The floating dot is the air itself, passing through.
Brand assets and usage guidelines for press and media.
The Air logo combines an open A (no crossbar) with a floating blue dot above the i. The open A represents removal of unnecessary complexity. The floating dot is the air itself, passing through.
Air uses a warm, approachable palette grounded in cream and ink, with sky blue as an accent.
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Air uses three typefaces, each with a clear purpose.
Source Serif 4
Headlines and emphasis
Used for headlines, the nav logo, and moments that need weight.
Atkinson Hyperlegible
Body text and UI
Designed for readability. Used for body copy, navigation, and interface elements.
JetBrains Mono
air.H1("Code")
For code samples, technical labels, and anything that should feel like a terminal.
For press inquiries or questions about these assets, reach out via our GitHub or Discord.
Description: Air is the first web framework designed for AI to write. Created by Daniel and Audrey Roy Greenfeld (authors of Two Scoops of Django), Air combines HTML-as-Python, built-in HTMX, and a one-file-to-production philosophy. It runs anywhere Python runs, with no hosting lock-in. MIT licensed, free forever, and built by contributors from the Philippines, United States, Canada, Israel, Uruguay, Netherlands, France, Spain, Switzerland, Scotland, India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Qatar, and Russia.