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MEA Ecosystem Icons & Logo: One Design System for All Products
Every product under the MEA Ecosystem umbrella -- including Vonetra, the blog you're reading right now -- uses an icon system designed directly from the parent logo, plus one separate visual identity for Siesta. This article rounds up the MEA Ecosystem logo, the Siesta logo, and every product icon, along with each shape's meaning where it's actually been documented.
October 28, 2026
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MEA Ecosystem Logo
This is the MEA Ecosystem umbrella logo -- covering every product in its ecosystem, Vonetra included. It uses a blue gradient from #3b82f6 to #81d4fa, and that exact same gradient is also the base color for every derived product icon, keeping one consistent visual identity across the whole ecosystem.
Product Icon System
Each product icon is designed in a line/outline style (not solid fill), following the visual DNA of the parent logo above. Every icon comes in two stroke weights: a "thick" variant for large sizes like hero images and splash screens, and a "thin" variant for small sizes like favicons and navbars. All the original assets are open on GitHub, in the shared/icon folder of the meaecosystem/mea-ecosystem repo.
Icons by Product
Vonetra
A sheet of paper with a folded corner and two bulleted lines of text -- representing articles and written content with key points.
Synoltra
Three connected circles (nodes) forming a triangle -- representing the integration of various external services into one productivity hub.
Scholavi
A grid of three rounded module boxes in an L-shape, one marked with a checkmark -- representing structured learning progress, module by module.
Selfolyx
A large avatar circle on the left connected to two small cards on the right -- representing one personal identity linked to several elements like a link bio, CV, and portfolio.
Forgelyx
Two interlocking gears with precisely calculated teeth -- representing a set of productivity tools that complement each other.
Pustaka
Three books of varying height standing on a shelf -- representing a large-scale research dataset collection.
Daivora
A balance scale shape -- representing public data transparency and accountability.
Newsolva
Two article cards arranged diagonally -- representing news aggregation from multiple sources.
Playzora
A gamepad shape with a d-pad and two buttons -- representing games and interactive entertainment.
LintangX
A planet with a crossing elliptical ring, its intersection points calculated with mathematical precision -- representing space exploration.
Bursalyx
Four abstract vertical bars of varying height, paired with a broken line floating separately above them -- inspired by abstract market index/ticker logos (like MSCI, IDX), not a literal candlestick chart. Represents AI insight for stock and crypto markets.
NeracaQ
A skyline of four buildings of varying height on a baseline -- representing finance and corporate asset management (daily validation, tax, inventory). A product spun off from Synoltra, built specifically for finance teams.
Siesta Logo
This 5-petal flower shape represents a calm, serene feel -- it belongs to Siesta, an AI orchestrator model (reasoning + emotion) built from scratch. Fun fact: this logo has existed since Siesta's research began on June 1, 2026, even before its research paper was published on Zenodo -- unlike the 11 other product icons, which came out of the rebrand.