Logos, naming, and usage guidelines for Cube — for press, partners, and anyone writing about the product.
One brand, two products. Getting the names right is most of the guideline.
The agentic analytics platform, built on a semantic layer. This is the product, the company shorthand, and the default name in writing. Always capitalized, always one word.
The open-source semantic layer at the foundation of the platform, Apache 2.0 licensed. Use it when writing specifically about the open-source project.
The commercial platform, named explicitly. Use it only when you need to distinguish the platform from Cube Core in the same sentence — otherwise, it’s just Cube.
It’s Cube — not CUBE, cube, or Cube.js. The .js suffix was retired in 2022, though it still lingers in a few package names.
The full logo is the default. The icon works where space is tight — favicons, avatars, app tiles.
Tip: right-click the logo in the site header to copy it as SVG or grab the asset pack.
The logo uses exactly two colors. Click a value to copy it.
Don’t recolor, distort, outline, or add effects. The logo is monochrome by design — ink on light backgrounds, white on dark ones.
Keep clear space around the logo at least the width of the cube mark. Make it big or small, but don’t crowd it.
The dark-background logo is a separate rendition, not a recolor of the light one. Use the matching file instead of inverting.
Don’t use the Cube name or logo as part of your own product identity, or to suggest a partnership that isn’t in place.