Built something useful but realized… delivery was the real problem
I’ve been working on design projects for a while, and honestly the hardest part wasn’t designing.
It was delivering.
After finishing a brand, I would end up sending:
- logos over email
- fonts in Google Drive
- colors in Slack
- sometimes a Figma link
And still… clients would come back asking: “Which logo should I use?” “Can you resend the files?” “Where’s the font again?”
It felt messy every single time.
The problem no one really talks about
There are so many tools to create a brand.
But almost nothing focused on how to deliver it properly.
And that’s where things break.
Clients don’t want folders.
They don’t want to dig through files.
They just want something simple they can open and use.
So I built something for this
The idea was pretty simple:
Instead of sending everything in pieces,
what if you could just send one link?
That link would have:
- all logo versions
- color palette
- typography
- visuals
- files & guidelines
Everything in one place.
Clean. Easy. No confusion.
What it turned into
I built BrandKity.
You create a “BrandKit” — basically a single link where your entire brand lives.
Clients can open it instantly, no login needed, and download whatever they need.
No more:
- multiple links
- repeated requests
- “which file is correct?”
Still early, still learning
I’m still improving things based on feedback.
Some people use it for client delivery,
some for internal teams,
some even for portfolio presentation.
Didn’t expect all those use cases honestly.
Would love honest feedback
If you’ve faced similar issues with brand delivery,
curious how you’re handling it right now.
Always open to feedback or ideas.
Posted Apr 29, 2026, 7:03 AM UTC