Press

Everything you need to write about Suna.

Logos, product imagery, and the rules for using them.

We do not use AI in our product advertising, and we never will.

Every image on this page is the real thing. The device renders come from the production CAD. The app screens are screenshots of the app that exists.

So when you write about us, please:

An AI-generated Suna is not Suna. If you need an angle, a background, or a crop we have not supplied, email echo@suna.health and we will send you a real file. We would far rather make one for you than see an invented version of our product in print.

The logo

The wordmark is the logo. There is no separate symbol or icon. It is set in Averia Serif Libre Bold and always appears in one colour and one style.

Suna

Coral on Bone

Primary

#FE8370 on #F3ECDD

Use this one unless you have a reason not to.

Suna

Bone on Slate

Dark surfaces

#F3ECDD on #2A3744

Dark backgrounds, photography, and anything inverse.

Suna

Bone on Clay

Clay surfaces

#F3ECDD on #7D98A6

Clay Blue panels and dense data surfaces. Same artwork as Bone on Slate.

Suna

Slate on Bone

Secondary

#2A3744 on #F3ECDD

Only where coral would clash with something coral nearby.

The Suna square lockup, the wordmark on a bone square

Square lockup

Avatars

#FE8370 on #F3ECDD

For square slots only: app icons, favicons, social avatars, bylines.

Clear space

Leave space equal to the height of the capital S on all four sides. Nothing else goes in that space, including page edges, captions, and other logos.

Minimum size

24px tall on screen, 8mm tall in print. Below that the wordmark stops being readable. For anything smaller or square, use the square lockup.

Please do

  • Use the supplied SVG wherever the format allows it.
  • Scale it proportionally.
  • Place it on Bone, on Deep Slate, or on a quiet area of a photograph.
  • Write the name as Suna. Capital S, lowercase rest.

Please do not

  • Recolour it, add a gradient, outline it, or set it in another typeface.
  • Stretch, rotate, skew, or add a shadow, glow, or bevel.
  • Set it in two colours or mix roman and italic within the mark.
  • Lock it up with another logo, or place it on a busy image.
  • Write it as SUNA, suna, or Suna Health Ltd in running copy.

Colour

Suna Coral
#FE8370
Primary signal
Peach
#FE9D81
Secondary accent
Clay Blue
#7D98A6
Surface and anchor
Bone
#F3ECDD
Background
Deep Slate
#2A3744
Ink and dark surfaces

Coral is the signal colour. Use one coral element per image or chart, never more.

Typefaces

Averia Serif Libre
Display. Headlines, the wordmark, story titles.
Finally understand your gut.
Host Grotesk
System. Body copy, interface, buttons.
The first wearable for gut health and nutrition.
IBM Plex Mono
Telemetry. Numbers, timestamps, technical labels.
06:50 DIGESTING

Product imagery

Real renders and real screenshots. Free to use in editorial coverage of Suna, unmodified beyond cropping and scaling.

The Suna device, a small white wearable with the coral wordmark on the lid
Device render
Rendered from the production CAD.
PNG · 969 × 969
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The Suna app Today screen, showing the digestion clock and food logging
App: Today
Screenshot of the live app.
PNG · 1800 × 3680
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The Suna app showing digestion insights over time
App: Insights
Screenshot of the live app.
PNG · 1800 × 3680
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Founder portraits

Dr Chad Okay
Dr Chad Okay
Founder
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Selin Talishinska
Selin Talishinska
Founder
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Writing about Suna

Two things we would ask you to get right.

The name

The product is Suna. The company is Suna Health. Capital S, lowercase rest, in headlines and in body copy. Not SUNA, not suna. Suna is an old Turkish word: the dictionaries call it a water bird, the poets used it for the one you watch closely.

Wellness, not medicine

Suna is a wellness device. It is not a medical or diagnostic device, and it does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please avoid clinical framing. Suna shows people patterns, signals, and rhythms in their own data. It does not tell anyone what condition they have, and it is not a substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

Press enquiries

echo@suna.health