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[ R002 · Meridian ] Performance apparel — built in five days
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[ R004 · Aura ] Wellness — built in five days
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AI-ReadyBrandUniverses

[ Agency and supply ]

Every brand ships twice. Once as a universe a person can feel, once as a system an agent can read. Same week, same team, one handover on Friday — and every file is yours, including the working ones.

One week. One team. A full brand universe, built to be read by people and by agents.

Brand Universes Design Systems Five Day Weeks

[ 02 ]  Two ways in

Same craft. Two counters.

[ 03 ]  Selected work

Five days each.

[ 04 ]  The week

One territory.
Not three.

Mon — Fri · one client · one territory

Most of a branding project is spent choosing between routes nobody asked for. We lock the direction on Monday and build for four days.

MON

Direction

One creative territory. Not three. Ends in direction lock.

TUE

Identity

Logo, type, colour, grid, graphic language, tone.

WED

Universe

Imagery, campaign, physical, social, product.

THU

Experience

Website, product UI, components, motion.

FRI

Ready

The reveal. The brand OS is handed over.

Multiple clients run through the same week in parallel. Direction lock is Monday 17:00

[ 05 ]  The brand universe

Twenty-five chapters.
Not a logo.

25 chapters · ~120 pages · yours on Friday

A brand universe is not an identity with a guideline stapled to it. Every chapter below leaves with you on Friday, as files and as rules. Not every chapter runs equally deep for every brand, but no brand leaves 5DAYS incomplete.

  1. 01The ideaThe one thing the brand is for, in a sentence you can hold
  2. 02Verbal worldTone, vocabulary, and the lines that carry the brand
  1. 03Logo systemPrimary, secondary, responsive lockups, clear space, minimum sizes
  2. 04TypographyTwo faces, one scale, and a hard rule for every role
  3. 05Color worldTokens with modes, contrast checked, exported to JSON
  4. 06Grid & compositionColumns, margins and the rhythm on every format
  5. 07Graphic languageThe recurring devices and where they may appear
  1. 08Image worldSubject, framing, light, and what never gets shot
  2. 09PeopleWho appears, how they are cast, and how they are lit
  3. 10AI generation systemPrompt architecture, camera language, approved and rejected
  1. 11Digital identityThe brand as a screen: states, density, and behaviour
  2. 12ProductComponents, patterns, and the rules that hold at scale
  3. 13MotionEasing, duration, and what is allowed to move
  4. 14SoundThe audio signature and where it may be heard
  5. 15Social identityFormats per platform, and the parts that stay fixed
  1. 16Campaign worldHow a campaign is built without leaving the system
  2. 17Physical worldPrint, packaging, space, and material choices
  3. 18Sales & businessDecks, proposals and documents that still look like you
  4. 19Internal brandHow the team uses the brand on an ordinary Tuesday
  1. 20Brand in actionWorked examples, right and wrong, side by side
  2. 21Quick startThe first hour: what to open and what to copy
  3. 22Brand rulesThe short list that settles every argument
  4. 23Asset libraryEvery file, named so a person and an agent can find it
  5. 24CoverThe book itself, and how to hand it on
  6. 25The endWhat changes after Friday, and who owns it
Twenty-five chapters in total. Not every chapter runs equally deep for every brand, but no brand leaves 5DAYS incomplete.

19 / AI generation system

The Image Engine

Prompt architecture · camera · light · constraints

You do not get thirty images. You get the engine: prompt architecture, camera language, lighting rules, negative constraints, approved and rejected examples.

You do not get thirty images. You get the engine: prompt architecture, camera language, light and constraints.

Every image after Friday is still on brand.

/image-engine

[ 06 ]  Pricing

The price is
on the page.

Excl. VAT · fixed price · no hourly rate

No quote, no scoping call, no line item called project management. Within five days none of those things exist. What you see below is what you pay.

[ Add-ons ]

Additional creative day

€1.500

Extra capacity inside the week

Additional refinement sprint

€950 – €1.500

A second bundled round

Product UI sprint

€3.500 – €7.500

Components, states, motion
A revision improves the approved direction. A new direction reopens the concept and is a paid add-on. [ Go to pricing ]

[ 07 ]  Supply

Files an agent
can read.

shop.5days.io

The same craft as the week, without the week. Every file on the shelf is built to be traversed by something that is not a person: variables instead of loose values, sets instead of frames, tokens that export.

[ files ]
Variables not hex values · sets not frames · traversable naming · tokens export to JSON · zero detached layers · light and dark on every token
Free on Figma Community, paid on Gumroad. That is not two channels, that is the route. [ Browse 5DAYS Supply ]

[ 08 ]  Before you book

What people ask
before they book.

No quote · no intake call · no meeting

A normal agency answers these in a meeting you did not want to have. We do not have that meeting, so the answers are here.

Monday ends in a direction lock. Until that lock you can send us back as often as you want; after it, the week builds what was locked. That is exactly why the lock sits on Monday and not on Thursday.

You do, including the working files. No licence, no retainer, nothing held back. What you get on Friday is the system itself, not an export of it.

A revision improves the approved direction and is included. A new direction reopens the concept and is a paid add-on. The difference is written down, so nobody has to argue about which one it is.

Twice. Monday for the direction lock and Friday for the handover. In between we build, and you get a short written update at the end of each day that you do not have to answer.

Most are. That is what the chapter list is for: not every chapter runs equally deep for every brand. Complexity changes which chapters get the depth, not the length of the week.

Yes, twenty minutes, and it is a conversation rather than a pitch. Most people skip it and pick a week straight away, which is also fine.

[ Book a 20 minute call ] Or skip it and pick a week — that is what most people do

[ Reactions ]

5.0

300+ brands · 41 reviews

Figma Community · Gumroad · direct

Every file, every week, rated by the people who bought it.

Monday a brief, Friday a brand. We stopped believing it around Wednesday and then it just happened.

Nadia R. Founder, apparel

The Brand OS is the part nobody warns you about. Six months later we are still building from it.

Pieter H. Marketing lead

I bought the tables file on a Tuesday and shipped with it on a Thursday. Everything was already named.

Yara S. Product designer

No quote, no call, no waiting. I picked a week the way you pick a flight.

Daan V. Founder, SaaS
Rotterdam · working across CET

[ 09 ]  Book

No quote · no scoping call · four screens to a date

Pick a week.

No quote · no scoping call · four screens to a date

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A week is only held once it is paid. That is the only reason this calendar can be believed.

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