Press
Navzeno press kit
Logos, colours, boilerplate and the plain facts. Everything on this page may be used to write about Navzeno without asking.
The name
The product is Navzeno. One word, capital N, the rest lower case — never NavZeno, navZeno or Nav Zeno. It is a proper noun, so it keeps its capital mid- sentence and does not take an article: "Navzeno routes offline", not "the Navzeno".
Pronounced nav-ZEE-no — stress on the middle syllable. The wordmark is set in lower case as a piece of lettering; that is a design choice and does not change how the name is written in prose.
Boilerplate
One line
Navzeno is an offline navigator for Canadian road trips, cottage country and the backcountry: download a province once, then search, route and navigate with no signal.
One paragraph
Navzeno is an offline navigation app for Canada. One province downloads as a single file over Wi-Fi; after that the map drawing, the place search, the routing and the spoken turn-by-turn all run on the device with the network off — not cached tiles, the whole region. It is built on OpenStreetMap data with a purpose-built map engine, runs on iOS, macOS and Linux from one shared core, with Android in development, and needs no account: no sign-in, no telemetry, and no location data ever leaves the phone. Navzeno has not been released yet, and starts with Ontario — cottage country, the northern highways and the parks — before the rest of Canada.
Logo
The mark is an N whose diagonal is a route line ending in a location dot. Use the lockup unless space forbids it; the mark alone works below about 120 px wide. The one-colour version takes the colour of whatever it sits on, so it can go white on a photograph.
Downloads
The PNG number is the image width in pixels; the mark is square, so 512 means 512 × 512. Every file has a transparent background. README.txt repeats these notes alongside the files.
Lockup
Mark and wordmark together. The default.
Mark
The N alone, for avatars, favicons and tight spaces.
Wordmark
The word alone, where the mark already appears nearby.
Colours
The palette comes from the map itself — these are the colours the app draws land, water and the route line in.
What not to do
Facts
- What it is
- An offline map and navigation app.
- Platforms
- iOS, macOS and Linux, from one shared core. Android is in development.
- Status
- Not released yet — no store listing on any platform. Ontario is the first region; the catalogue lists the rest.
- How offline works
- One region downloads as a single file. Rendering, search, routing and turn-by-turn then run entirely on the device.
- Map data
- © OpenStreetMap contributors, under ODbL 1.0.
- Map engine
- Our own — renderer, router and search index, written for the offline format.
- Accounts
- None. No sign-in, no telemetry, no location data leaves the device.
- Based in
- Canada.
- Web
- navzeno.com
Map data is © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database Licence — the full notice is on attribution. The Navzeno name and logo are not covered by that licence.
Press contact
We have one mailbox, and it reaches a person: [email protected] . Say what you are writing and by when — we will answer questions, confirm details and correct anything on this page that is out of date.
There are no product screenshots to distribute yet. When there are, they will be here.