Thanks for the input. Having the positioning clear is a very important aspect of branding. That we the users can count on the product.
Do you also look for a proper positioning to attract possible users? By crafting a story, having a persona in mind to tell tat story too?

Do you make it very explicitly, by drawing and writing it all out. Or is it a feeling that you have in you inner self that you are reflecting to the product? And so, all things you make, have the same origin and the same feeling to them?

It sure does does help getting a feeling of what others think of it. And it totally makes sense in the starting phase of a product.

An interesting design challenge. The first thing that popped into my head is a sort of 'pulse'. An element that is showing how your cadence/flow is going.
Maybe it will move a little back when you are on a vacation, but you need vacations to keep building. But you are not losing the whole state.
Maybe it is even good to have a consistent pace, like every other day, or every weekend. Then it not the hours/days you put in that is the most important, but the progress you make over time.

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Although the logo seems important, it is the whole of the brand that is the most powerful. Typography, color, photography, illustrations/icons.
A well designed logo can combine these visuals, the feeling of a brand, in 1 easy to recognize element.

And with that whole a designer can help out.

Notion, Alfred and ClearShot.

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