SaaS Brand Registry
A public directory of brands with canonical MRBS identity and clean human-readable profiles.
- Company pages: /company/{Name}/index
- Shareable “official identity” source
- Designed for search, governance, and reuse
BrandCodex is a Brand Identity Platform for Humans & AI Agents: a public SaaS registry, a workspace to create and transform MRBS identity, and an on-prem publisher to serve brand identity and MCP endpoints for internal and external users.
Built for precision, accessibility, and interoperability. Publish once in MRBS, then serve humans and agents without rewriting your brand every time.
A public directory of brands with canonical MRBS identity and clean human-readable profiles.
Create, edit, validate, and transform MRBS identity into human views, design exports, and software-ready assets.
Deploy BrandCodex inside your organization. Host your own SSOT and expose endpoints to internal and external users.
Same identity. Two consumers. Humans get clarity and consistency. Agents get structured, semantic, programmable brand context.
A clean brand profile, usable guidelines, and exports that keep teams aligned—marketing, product, design, and governance.
Agents read your identity as a canonical package, validated and consistent—so AI can generate aligned outputs without “brand hallucinations.”
MRBS is the structured SSOT. BrandCodex validates it, generates human views, and exposes MCP endpoints for agent consumption.
Keep identity as structured, semantic, versioned data: colors, typography, voice, rules, templates, and assets.
Validation-first workflow reduces drift and enforces constraints before identity is published or consumed.
Generate landing pages, docs, presentations, and exportable assets without losing the canonical structure.
Expose per-company MCP endpoints so agents can retrieve brand identity reliably and apply it in outputs.
BrandCodex follows a conservative, validation-first approach: establish the SSOT in MRBS, generate human-facing assets, and provide MCP endpoints for AI agents—without duplicating brand logic across tools.