A heraldic seal for a private intelligence. Engraved octagonal cartouche, a coronet of eight nodes for the knowledge network, and a gold monogram at the optical center. Built at grid 64×64 and drawn to survive at 16 pixels.
An octagonal cartouche — the classical form of a coin die — closes around the monogram OQ. Eight coronet nodes ride the inner ring: the operational network, the routing graph, the modules that connect.
Gold covers less than 12% of the surface. The rest holds silence. The result feels minted, not marketed.
OPSQAI is a self-hosted operational intelligence platform. Your procedures, your data, your model — held inside your boundary, answering in the language your teams speak.
At least one monogram-height of clear space on every side. The mark is a seal — it doesn't share edges.
Only Onyx, Gold, Bone. Never brand-blue, never gradient rainbows, never company-favourite purple.
Gold is nucleus, not background. A gold field is only used for the inverse ceremonial variant.
The cartouche is heraldic. Rotation and italic skews destroy its authority.