AI meets every industry: brand identity and sub-brand architecture for Intuition Plus, an enterprise AI company

Industry

Enterprise AI

Services

Brand Identity · Sub-Brands · Explainer Video

Billboard mockup in a dim underpass: the headline AI meets business over a purple plus, with the Intuition Plus logo and a person walking past.
Application mockup: “AI meets business” on an underpass billboard. The line is the whole idea of the identity in three words.

7industry sub-brands under one parent

2curves that make one plus

9colours: 3 primary, 6 secondary

56pages of brand guidelines

Intuition Plus is an AI solutions company. It brings AI into banking, healthcare, energy, sports, telecom, enterprise and education, to help organisations improve how they work today and change what they can do next. Its line: “Optimizing today, transforming tomorrow.”

One company selling to seven industries has a naming problem before it has a design problem. A bank and a hospital each need to see themselves in the brand, and both still need to know it is the same company.

Brand
Intuition Plus (Intuition⁺)
Industry
Enterprise AI solutions
Audience
Organisations in banking, healthcare, energy, sports, telecom, enterprise and education
Deliverables
Logo and plus symbol; seven sub-brand lockups; colour and type system; layout system; app and social icons; stationery; imagery direction; 56-page brand guidelines; 2D animated explainer film for Intuition⁺ Enterprise
Year
2024-25 (identity), 2025 (explainer film)
Language
English

The mark

Two curves meet and make a plus: AI meets X

The identity is built on one sentence: AI meets X, where X is the client's industry. The symbol draws it. Two fluid curves, one for AI and one for the industry, meet and lock into a plus.

The plus also finishes the name. It sits as a superscript after the wordmark, so “Intuition” and “Plus” read as one word and the symbol never needs explaining.

The wordmark uses customised lettering with clean lines and geometric precision, so it sits with the plus as one shape.

Intuition Plus logo concept: a human hand and a robotic hand each holding one curve of the plus symbol, green and purple.
Four iridescent glass curves, the parts of the Intuition Plus symbol, floating on black.
The curves as glass objects, apart.
The Intuition Plus logo in white over a large plus symbol in a purple-to-green gradient on black.
Together, at full size, behind the logo.

Sub-brand architecture

Seven industries, one parent brand

The architecture puts every sector under the parent and keeps the parent in front. Each sub-brand is the Intuition⁺ logo, untouched, with the industry name added as a supporting word in Creato Display Bold: Intuition⁺ Banking, Healthcare, Energy, Sports, Telecom, Enterprise and Education.

Two lockups cover every format. Horizontal, with the industry to the right, for website headers, signage and business cards. Stacked, with the industry under the logo, for social avatars, app icons and other square spaces.

So a hospital buyer sees Intuition⁺ Healthcare, a bank sees Intuition⁺ Banking, and both see the same company.

Intuition Plus sub-brand architecture: Education, Healthcare and Sports lockups on dark gradient panels.
One parent, a supporting word per sector.
Intuition Plus sub-brand lockup rules: horizontal alignment with Education to the right, vertical alignment with Healthcare below, with spacing guides.
Horizontal and stacked lockups, with their spacing.
Intuition Plus Education sub-brand: horizontal and stacked lockups in white over a purple-toned classroom photo.
Intuition⁺ Education, from the brand guidelines.

Sub-brands in use

Each sector gets its own campaign, under the same name

With the naming settled, each sector can run its own message without starting a new brand. Enterprise talks about going beyond the algorithm. Sports talks about game-changing insights. Banking gets “AI meets banking”.

The parent logo and the sector word appear on every one, so the campaigns read as one company speaking to different rooms.

Seven Intuition Plus sub-brand tiles in teal and blue: Banking, Healthcare, Energy, Sports, Telecom, Enterprise and Education, each over a sector photo.
Intuition Plus Enterprise key visual: a chrome helix on black with the line Beyond the algorithm.
Intuition⁺ Enterprise: beyond the algorithm.
Intuition Plus Sports key visual: a boxer in neon light with the line Game-changing insights.
Intuition⁺ Sports: game-changing insights.
Mockup of a lit street kiosk at night carrying the Intuition Plus line AI meets banking.
Mockup: AI meets banking, on a street kiosk.
Office mockup: the Intuition Plus symbol in slatted wood on a living moss wall above two rows of desks.
Application mockup: the plus in slatted wood on a living wall. The symbol works without the name.

Colour and type

A palette that is allowed to move

Most brands lock their colours down. This one was set up to move. The presentation calls the brand colour-agnostic, made for the age of AI: neon, bright and vivid hues, gradients and colour shifts that change with the context, the medium and the subject.

For official use, such as stationery, three primary colours hold the line: Charcoal Black, Lime Green and Electric Purple. Six secondary colours support illustration and data.

Sweet Square Pro, a geometric sans with rounded corners, is the primary typeface. Creato Display is the secondary, and sets every sub-brand name.

Intuition Plus primary colours: Charcoal Black #101010, Lime Green #54CA04 and Electric Purple #7201FF.
A grid of small plus symbols shifting from magenta to yellow to cyan on black, with the line Optimizing today, transforming tomorrow and the Intuition Plus logo.
The plus as a pattern, with the colour allowed to shift.
Intuition Plus primary typeface specimen: Sweet Square Pro, from Extra Thin to Heavy.
Sweet Square Pro, the primary typeface.

The system

The plus, taken apart into a layout kit

Deconstruct the plus and you get quarter-curves. Those curves become the layout system: they crop photos, hold headlines and run off the edge of a page.

The guidelines show the kit at 9:16, 1:1 and 2:3, so stories, posts and posters all come from the same parts.

Eight square layouts built from quarter-curves of the Intuition Plus symbol in lime green and purple on black.
Mockup of four Intuition Plus posters in lightboxes on a metal wall, in green, purple and yellow gradients.
Mockup: a poster series.
Three phone mockups on lime green showing Intuition Plus social stories with the line Where insight meets intuition.
Mockup: social stories at 9:16.
Mockup of an Intuition Plus tote bag with a green curve and the line Where data finds direction.
Mockup: a tote, one curve at full size.

Applications

From conference booths to office walls

The places an enterprise AI company meets its buyers: events, offices, streets and screens. All shown here as presentation mockups.

Mockup of an Intuition Plus conference booth in blue and purple, with stands reading AI + Enterprise Conference.
Mockup: an event booth.

Stationery and team kit

Print with the curve built in

The business card takes its rounded corners from the plus. The guidelines give the print specifications: an 87 × 55 mm card on 338 gsm matte stock, a 225 × 110 mm envelope and an A4 letterhead, set in Creato Display.

Mockup of two Intuition Plus business cards with rounded corners and purple-to-green gradients, on dark rock.
Mockup: business cards.
Mockup of Intuition Plus envelopes with purple and green curves on a perforated metal surface.
Mockup: envelopes.
Mockup of a blue Intuition Plus lanyard and ID badge with a white curve.
Mockup: a lanyard and badge.
Mockup of a lime green Intuition Plus hoodie with the wordmark and a curve pattern.
Mockup: team wear in Lime Green.

The explainer film

Intuition⁺ Enterprise, explained in under two minutes

In 2025 we made a 2D animated explainer film for Intuition⁺ Enterprise, one of the seven sub-brands above. Employees ask a small assistant robot, with the plus on its chest, about a lost ID card, a leave request and a summary of project risks, and it answers in the chat. The Intuition⁺ Enterprise lockup from the sub-brand system appears near the start and again on the end card.

What it means for you

One brand that can talk to several industries

Two phone mockups showing Intuition Plus app screens with the lines Driven by data, focused on future and Guiding change, empowering innovation.

01

Settle the naming first

Decide how the parent and its markets relate before drawing anything. Every later campaign, site and deck depends on that decision.
Laptop mockup showing a glowing Intuition Plus plus symbol on a blue and red screen.

02

Grow by adding a word

A new sector gets the parent logo and one more word, set by the rules. No new mark, no new launch.
Intuition Plus social layouts: the logo on purple, a green panel, a glass plus with Optimizing today, transforming tomorrow, and a person in a VR headset.

03

Give the team a kit

Curves, colours, type and lockups that any designer can use, so seven sectors still look like one company.
What is a sub-brand architecture, and when does a company need one?

It is the set of rules for how one company's name works across several businesses or markets. A company needs one when it sells to different industries that each want to see themselves in the brand. Intuition Plus serves seven sectors, so each one got its own lockup while the parent brand stayed in front.

Should each industry we serve get its own logo?

Usually not, and Intuition Plus shows why. Seven separate logos would split the brand seven ways. Here the parent logo never changes; the industry name is set beside it or under it in Creato Display Bold. Adding an eighth sector means setting one more word, not designing a new mark.

What does a brand identity project for an AI company include?
For Intuition Plus: the logo and plus symbol, 3D renders of the symbol, a sub-brand system for seven industries, a colour system of three primary and six secondary colours, two typefaces, a layout system built from the plus, app and social icons, stationery, imagery direction and 56 pages of brand guidelines. See our branding services for the full scope.
Are the billboards, offices and booths on this page real?

No. They are mockups from the identity presentation, many of them AI-assisted renders. They show the identity at real scale, on walls, screens, booths and print, before anything is produced.

Do you design brand identities for AI and technology companies?
Yes. Besides Intuition Plus, we have designed identities for technology and IT firms such as Nubinix and TrinityDex, and a banking concept, Kalahari Bank.

For the record

Intuition Plus brand identity and sub-brands: the facts

WowMakers designed the brand identity for Intuition Plus (Intuition⁺), an enterprise AI company that brings AI into banking, healthcare, energy, sports, telecom, enterprise and education. The identity was presented in November 2024; the brand guidelines and sub-brand logo files followed in January 2025. Its symbol is a plus drawn from two fluid curves, for AI meeting each industry. A sub-brand architecture gives each of the seven sectors its own lockup, from Intuition⁺ Banking to Intuition⁺ Education, while the parent brand stays dominant. The work includes the logo and symbol, 3D renders, a colour system led by Charcoal Black, Lime Green and Electric Purple, Sweet Square Pro and Creato Display typography, a layout system built from the plus, stationery, imagery direction and 56 pages of brand guidelines. In 2025 WowMakers also made the 2D animated explainer film for the Intuition⁺ Enterprise sub-brand, shown on this page. The billboards, offices and screens shown on this page are presentation mockups. WowMakers is a strategic design partner, designing since 2011.

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