Make a Brand Kit Sharing Page for every client that’s always current.
Sinqlo is brand asset management for design studios and agencies: a home for every logo your studio has ever made, organized by brand. Give each client a Brand Link and they land on a Brand Kit Sharing Page built for them, current the moment you update anything.
We didn’t start with that sentence. We started with a folder.
Where this came from
Every studio has the same folder. It’s called “Logos” or “Brand Assets” or, more honestly, “Logos_FINAL_v3.” Inside it: a mess of PNGs at the wrong resolution, an SVG someone exported eighteen months ago, a PDF nobody’s opened since the pitch deck. Some of it lives in Drive. Some of it lives in an old Slack thread. Some of it lives only in the inbox of whoever sent it to the client last.
Getting a logo out of that folder and into a client’s hands looks like this: export twelve files, rename them, zip the folder, upload it somewhere, send the link. Two weeks later, the client asks for the white version. You resend it. The logo changes. You do the whole thing again.
We built Sinqlo because that workflow doesn’t scale, and because “which version is current?” shouldn’t be a question anyone has to ask.
What changes when you use Sinqlo
Logos stop being scattered files and become managed assets. One library per studio, one brand per client, every variation and color and font kept together instead of guessed at. Upload once. Sinqlo generates SVG, PNG, PDF, and WebP automatically, so nobody’s manually exporting formats for a client who just wants the file that works.
When it’s time to hand a brand over, send the Brand Link: one permanent URL that opens onto a Brand Kit Sharing Page built for that client, everything in one place, logo variations, colors, fonts, notes. Update the logo in Sinqlo and the page updates with it. Nobody resends anything. Nobody digs through a Drive folder wondering if this is the current version.
Your team stops hunting for files. Your client stops emailing to ask for the PNG again.
Who we build for
Sinqlo is built first for design studios and agencies, the teams handing logos to many clients, over and over, who feel the export-rename-zip routine every time a project wraps. Freelance designers use it for the same reason, at a smaller scale. In-house brand teams use it too, though we’re not trying to be their whole toolkit. See who’s already running their logo library on Sinqlo on our clients page.
What Sinqlo isn’t
We’re not an enterprise DAM. Frontify, Brandfolder, and Bynder manage everything a large brand owns: video, campaigns, guidelines, copy. They price accordingly. Sinqlo manages logos, specifically, for teams that don’t need the other nine categories of asset. If your studio needs a system for video libraries and campaign copy, we’re not it. If your studio needs its logos to stop living in a folder called “FINAL_v3,” we are.
We’re also not a place to dump files and hope for the best. Drive, Dropbox, and WeTransfer store whatever you put in them, but they don’t know what a logo is. Sinqlo does. It understands variations, formats, colors, and fonts as parts of one brand, not as loose files that happen to share a folder.
And we don’t design logos. We manage the ones your studio has already made.
Where we’re headed
Today, Sinqlo is where a studio’s logos live, stay organized, and get handed to clients. That’s the whole job, and we’re not finished with it. Team Mode keeps a studio’s shared library in sync in real time, and connectors to tools like Figma and Notion cut the export step out of more workflows over time.
Where we’re headed next is a fuller agency workflow system: dashboards across every client a studio manages, live sync, white-label portals. We’ll say so plainly when those ship. Until then, we’d rather undersell what Sinqlo does today than oversell what it might do tomorrow.
Try it
See what a Brand Link looks like on your own logos. Start free, up to three logos, no card required, or take a look at what Sinqlo does before you upload anything. To see it in action for a real studio, read how HealthyMe streamlined brand asset sharing with Sinqlo.