A visual system for the operating system of professional home watch: calm, watchful, and built to be trusted with someone else's front-door key.
A shorebird in glide, drawn in continuous strokes over the sweep of a coastline. It reads as both a bird keeping watch and a nest seen from above, the two halves of the name.
Clear space. Keep at least half the mark's height clear on all sides. The dashed boundary shown here is the minimum.
Minimum size. Never render the mark below 14px tall; below that, the wing strokes close up.
Color. Harbor Navy on light backgrounds, Beacon Gold on navy. Never outside the palette, never outlined, never rotated.
Drawn from the territory itself: deep harbor water, late-afternoon light on sand, tide lines and sea mist. Navy carries the weight; gold is spent sparingly, on the moments that matter.
Two working typefaces, no more. Outfit speaks in headlines with rounded confidence; Instrument Sans does the quiet daily work of labels, reports, and body copy.
Headlines, section titles, prices, and product names. Tight tracking (-0.8 to -1.2px) at display sizes.
NestVue maps your territory and runs your day: scheduled visits, branded inspection reports, invoices, and client notifications the moment you arrive.
Everything the reader works with: paragraphs, lists, forms, statuses, and the fine print.
One primary action per view. Gold is reserved for the step we most want taken; navy handles everything else; outlines and text links stay out of the way.
The pieces the product is built from: the map pin that stands on every watched home, the visit rows that make up a day, and the cards that carry plans and reports.