Press resources
Press resources.
Approved source assets, generated product accent tokens, and a short company boilerplate for journalists and editors writing about Pik.
Boilerplate
Pik in one paragraph.
Pik makes focused audio tools for macOS. Each tool handles one recurring task outside the act of mixing. The tools are built in Taipei by a working Dolby Atmos mix engineer who mixes every day. The honest axis is part of the product: Pik describes only behavior verified in the software; a beta, experiment, advisory result, or unavailable product stays labeled as such.
- ClaimYou mix. Pik handles the rest.
- PrincipleOne tool. One job.
Source assets
Three approved source assets.
Each fact-sheet-approved asset is offered as an individual SVG download.
Product accents
Generated Pik brand tokens.
Product accent names and exact values come from generated Pik brand tokens.
| Swatch | Product | Accent |
|---|---|---|
| Pik Scan | #2F8DFF--pik-pik-scan-accent | |
| Pik Manager | #AF52DE--pik-pik-manager-accent | |
| Pik QC | #00B3A4--pik-pik-qc-accent | |
| Pik Player Pro | #FF453A--pik-pik-pro-player-accent | |
| Pik Player | #FF2D92--pik-pik-player-accent | |
| Pik Live | #FF9F0A--pik-pik-live-accent |
Usage rules
Keep it honest.
- 01
Write Pik in prose.
Use the public name Pik. Do not write the company or wordmark in all caps in prose.
- 02
Use the approved source assets.
The approved source assets are the three individual SVGs on this page.
- 03
Quote only what the software does.
If a product is a beta, experiment, advisory result, or unavailable, say so.
- 04
Do not add unapproved source files.
The approved source assets are the three individual SVGs on this page. Do not add archive, tracing intermediate, app-icon, or presentation assets.
Roadmap
Open decisions.
Brand roadmap decisions remain open.