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Brand and product,
shipped together.

A brand system in 72 hours and a first product in two to four sprints, built by one team so the site, the app, and the ads match.

Brand system in 72 hours

Name, mark, tokens, and voice, delivered as files the product can import.

  • Three directions on day one, a system on day three
  • Tokens shipped as JSON, Tailwind, and Figma
Wordmark
Sample
Type scale: 12 · 14 · 16 · 20 · 28 · 40 · 64
Palette
Ad set A
Ship the thing you keep talking about.
Product film

Product in sprints

The first release ships through sprint mode with payments, auth, and analytics from the start.

  • A usable slice every two weeks
  • Coding agents under a senior engineer who owns it
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One system, every surface

Launch site, app, emails, and ads all read the same tokens, so nothing drifts.

  • Design system and component library in the repo
  • Creative generated inside the brand, not next to it
Wordmark
Sample
Type scale: 12 · 14 · 16 · 20 · 28 · 40 · 64
Palette
Ad set A
Ship the thing you keep talking about.
Product film

Brand and product

What is included.

Naming

Candidates cleared for domain, trademark, and handles before the shortlist reaches you.

Identity

Mark, wordmark, type, and color tested on real screens at real sizes.

Design tokens

One source of truth exported to CSS, Tailwind, iOS, and Figma.

Launch site

Live before the product, with waitlist and analytics wired in.

MVP scope

The smallest release a customer would pay for, written as a spec with a cut line.

Auth and billing

Accounts, subscriptions, and invoices handled in sprint one, not bolted on later.

Analytics

Events, funnels, and a dashboard from the first deploy so launch day has numbers.

Distribution

App store listings, integrations, and docs prepared alongside the build.

How it works

Step by step.

01

Direction

Three brand routes in a day. Pick one, and the system is finished by day three.

02

Build

Two to four sprints on the first product, with the launch site live from sprint one.

03

Ship

Product, site, and creative all reading the same tokens, ready for the launch plan.

72 hrs

to a complete brand system

2–4

sprints to a first product

1

token file across every surface

Questions

Can a real brand be built in 72 hours?

A first version can, and it is usually better than what a venture would get in six weeks of rounds. Designers set direction and generative tools handle exploration. The system evolves after launch, but it never has to be replaced.

What is in the first product?

The smallest thing a customer would pay for: usually one core workflow, accounts, billing, and analytics. Everything else goes on the cut line and gets scheduled by what customers ask for after launch.

Who owns the design and code?

The venture entity does, from the first commit. Brand files, tokens, repos, and accounts are set up in its name, and Entatan works inside them as a co-owner.

What if we already have a brand?

We encode it as tokens and a voice guide, fix any gaps, and build the product inside it. The 72-hour clock becomes a two-day systemization instead of a fresh identity.

Build the first version

Brand and product from one team, in weeks. Pitch the idea, or bring the one you have.