Four directions for the launcher icon, all in the locked Dusk purple identity and
kept Claude-simple. Each is shown big, at real small launcher sizes (does it survive at 40px?),
and on a home-screen mock so you can see it as the face of the app. Tell me a letter and Jax wires it into
app.json + Android adaptive icon + splash.
Rounded geometric sans (Poppins 600), lowercase — calm and personal, not a tech-shout.
The i tittle is reimagined as the Dusk orb. On-dark fill #F4F1FA; on-light fill #1C1726.
Default for headers / landing — uses whichever orb you pick.
A (Dusk Scene) is the richest and most story-true — sun + listening orb + horizon all at once — but the busiest at 40px.
B (Pure Orb) is the most Claude-simple and the cleanest tiny; the safest "face of the app" pick.
C (Listening Orb) leans hardest into voice-first; the rings still read at small sizes.
D (Monogram) is a letterform identity — distinctive in a folder, less "AI-assistant" generic.
I'd ship B or C. B if you want maximum calm/minimal (most on-brand with "Claude-simple"); C if you
want the voice identity to be unmistakable. A is gorgeous as the splash/marketing hero even if we pick B/C for the launcher.