Example reading
DELHI PULSE / CITY COMPANION
Your city.
At a glance.
Air. Movement. What’s next.
Your daily Delhi check, in one place.

App capture · 30 September 2026 · OpenFreeMap / OpenStreetMap
Delhi Pulse brings the city’s air, movement, water and sky into view.
28.6139° N / 77.2090° EA clear view.
A distinct pulse.
A public window into Delhi, made for a quick daily check and a deeper look. Precise enough to trust. Familiar enough to return to.
Three references share bold sans-serif type, modular cards, compact navigation and deliberate colour. We combine the dating app’s confident contrast, Praktika’s lilac and lime accents, and Wayfinder’s quiet map with detailed miniatures. The geographic symbol makes the result Delhi Pulse.
Ring & River.
A compact city symbol.
A consistent name in every frame.
Concentric forms recall Connaught Place.
A flowing cut brings the Yamuna into the idea.
A bold, open wordmark. A precise, geographic symbol.
The symbol can stand alone; the name anchors shared screens.
Give it room. Clear space: at least ¼ of the symbol’s width. Minimum symbol: 24px. Horizontal wordmark: 150px.
Keep it intact. Use the supplied vector assets. No stretched letters, heavy glow, shadows or multicolour logo.
Keep Delhi present. Keep the name, lilac signature and geographic symbol on screenshots and exports.
Clean canvas.
Confident accents.
Ink for hierarchy. White for space.
Lilac, lime, coral and mint for focus.
A composition guide for brand artwork. In the interface, readable text and source status come first.
Contrast is part of the brand.
Every approved text pair passes AA for normal text. Figures use WCAG sRGB relative luminance. Colour is always paired with a label, shape or value.
Data keeps its own meaning: official Metro line colours stay official. AQI severity uses labelled semantic states; lilac and lime are brand accents, not pollution categories.
Meet Midnight.
The same Ring & River identity.
A darker canvas, with the city still in view.
MIDNIGHT / #11131A
Same city.
New light.
Charcoal surfaces. Clear readings. Familiar lilac, lime, mint and coral. DM Sans and IBM Plex Mono keep their roles across both themes.
Open the atlasExample value
77.2090° E
An identity specimen. These values are illustrative.
Eight working neutrals.
SELECT A SWATCH TO COPY ITS HEXThe signature stays.
Use ink #13151A on every bright accent. Keep accent colour deliberate; keep data severity labelled.
Readable after dark.
- Primary text / surface
- 15.11:1
- Secondary text / surface
- 8.08:1
- Ink / four accents
- 6.84–16.28:1
Solid text pairs calculated with WCAG sRGB luminance. Glass, map labels and rendered models need their own visual checks.
A shared visual language.
Keep the white Ring & River silhouette, original SVG icons, 12px panels and 8–10px controls. Use a lilac focus outline with visible separation. Illuminate the map and miniatures; preserve the transparent dome.
Use the theme button in the app header to try Midnight. Your theme choice persists while the camera and active layers stay in place.
City scale.
Human reading.
Three roles.
A clear hierarchy.
Your city. At a glance.
The air nearby.
The way home.
Clear explanations, comfortable reading and familiar controls. Use sentence case for the interface.
0123456789 & @ / + −
77.2090° E
Coordinates, timestamps and changing readings. Fixed-width figures keep the interface steady.
MEASURED / 16:00 IST
DM Sans provides the headings, interface and outlined wordmark. Plex Mono keeps changing readings steady. Fonts are self-hosted with their open licences. DM Sans ↗ · IBM Plex ↗
Sharp, with purpose.
Five repeatable details.
One recognizable product.
The colour block
A flat lilac or lime surface brings one useful reading forward. Ink text keeps the contrast clear.
Rings & river lines
The geographic symbol repeats across map pins, app icons and shared cards.
Signals with meaning
A simple dot identifies freshness. Its source state stays written beside it.
The city in miniature
Detailed landmarks and vehicles stand on a quiet geographic map. Roads and plain buildings provide context. Positions keep their source meaning.
Plain, precise icons
63 original SVG icons. One 24px grid, 1.6px strokes and a consistent tint. Android touch targets: 48px. View the icon family
One atlas.
Every screen.
Desktop and mobile product captures.
30 September 2026.

One glass dome, a horizontal city floor and floating layer controls. Scroll into roads and buildings; return to the full city with the home control.
Captured 30 September 2026. Readings and available layers reflect that session; this image does not update.

The same atlas on a smaller screen, with touch exploration, reachable layers and the same brand signature.
Captured 30 September 2026. A responsive browser capture; the native APK is not represented here.
Curious. Clear.
Grounded in Delhi.
Useful words.
Visible source meaning.
“The air nearby.”
Use everyday questions and short answers. Name the place. Explain why the number matters. Let the city carry the emotion.
- Welcome
- “Your Delhi, in view.”
- Explore
- “What’s moving above us?”
- Unavailable
- “No recent station reading.”
- Saved
- “The places you check.”
Every signal has a source.
Show observation time, forecast validity or fetch time with the correct label. Keep station distance visible. A normal Metro advisory does not prove every train is running.
No mascot in the interface. Data is shown directly through readings, maps and charts.
The kit includes logo variants, local fonts and licences, SVG icons, a poster, light/Midnight tokens, dark identity guidance and dated desktop/mobile app captures. The unified atlas keeps the fourteen original layers and data sources, with detailed miniatures inside a Delhi-only glass globe.