Anton, each block below is a complete type system, not a single font: wordmark, headers, body text, interface pieces, and the part that matters most for this brand, how it sets the P-numbers. Judge the digits the way members will see them: full, masked, and inside a directory row. The comparison strips at the bottom stack all five wordmarks at one size, then drop the numbers to 16px, where weak systems fall apart.
Geometric tech with a human pulse. Quirky letterforms, tight apertures, a slightly engineered feel that still reads warm next to the marble.
Excellent at 16px and below. Space Mono gives every digit the same width, so directory columns align perfectly and the masked bullets sit evenly. The safest all-rounder of the five.
In FlowState means we recognize the folder as part of your workspace. It shows in your Documents, its activity counts toward your Record, and it can be used to help train your agent. Private means the folder stays your internal company material: FlowState does not show it anywhere, does not count it in your Record, and does not use it to train your agent.
You can remove a folder at any time. Removing it never deletes or moves it. It simply stops being part of FlowState.
Full science-fiction instrument panel. Orbitron is the loudest voice on this board: squared, wide, unmistakably futuristic. Honest pairing: Orbitron cannot carry body text, so Rajdhani does the reading.
The wordmark is unforgettable, but the digits are wide and heavy; directory rows eat horizontal space and small sizes get dense fast. A display weapon, a risky system font.
In FlowState means we recognize the folder as part of your workspace. It shows in your Documents, its activity counts toward your Record, and it can be used to help train your agent. Private means the folder stays your internal company material: FlowState does not show it anywhere, does not count it in your Record, and does not use it to train your agent.
You can remove a folder at any time. Removing it never deletes or moves it. It simply stops being part of FlowState.
Thai-tech industrial: squared curves, clipped corners, a machined edge softened by round joins. Feels like equipment lettering that learned manners.
One family does everything, which keeps the system simple. Digits are distinctive and even; text stays legible at 16px, though long paragraphs feel slightly mechanical.
In FlowState means we recognize the folder as part of your workspace. It shows in your Documents, its activity counts toward your Record, and it can be used to help train your agent. Private means the folder stays your internal company material: FlowState does not show it anywhere, does not count it in your Record, and does not use it to train your agent.
You can remove a folder at any time. Removing it never deletes or moves it. It simply stops being part of FlowState.
The engineered option. Less theatrical, more instrument-grade: a corporate technology voice that trusts structure over styling.
The best reading experience of the five at body sizes, and Plex Mono is the gold standard for tabular data. The trade: the wordmark feels more "enterprise software" than "only us."
In FlowState means we recognize the folder as part of your workspace. It shows in your Documents, its activity counts toward your Record, and it can be used to help train your agent. Private means the folder stays your internal company material: FlowState does not show it anywhere, does not count it in your Record, and does not use it to train your agent.
You can remove a folder at any time. Removing it never deletes or moves it. It simply stops being part of FlowState.
Sleek geometric tech, the most "product launch" voice here: rounded-square forms, wide weight range, polished rather than raw.
Tabular figures keep numbers aligned without a separate mono font, and text stays clean at 16px. Slightly generic at display sizes: beautiful, but the easiest of the five to mistake for another tech brand.
In FlowState means we recognize the folder as part of your workspace. It shows in your Documents, its activity counts toward your Record, and it can be used to help train your agent. Private means the folder stays your internal company material: FlowState does not show it anywhere, does not count it in your Record, and does not use it to train your agent.
You can remove a folder at any time. Removing it never deletes or moves it. It simply stops being part of FlowState.
Anton's pick, composed: Exo 2's sleek product voice carries every word — wordmark, headers, body, interface — and Orbitron's instrument digits carry every number. Two faces, split by kind of content, never by surface: a P-number inside a sentence of Exo 2 still sets its digits in Orbitron.
Orbitron runs wide and heavy untreated, so the ruling sets its handling: weight 600 (never 700+ at reading sizes), letter-spacing 0.05em on rows, figures sharing one advance width so stacked numbers align digit-for-digit. The digits below are set exactly as the product sets them.
In FlowState means we recognize the folder as part of your workspace. It shows in your Documents, its activity counts toward your Record, and it can be used to help train your agent. Private means the folder stays your internal company material: FlowState does not show it anywhere, does not count it in your Record, and does not use it to train your agent.
You can remove a folder at any time. Removing it never deletes or moves it. It simply stops being part of FlowState.
Identical text, identical size, nothing else changed. This is the direct A/B: whichever one still looks like FlowState when everything else is stripped away wins the wordmark.
Directory size, the size members will actually read numbers at on a phone. Digits that blur together here will blur together in the product.