Why a split lens, and why “Superposition.”
The name comes from quantum superposition — a system that holds every possible outcome at once, resolving only when it’s observed. It’s the truest description we found of how the best decisions get made: keep the answers open, then look hard enough to choose.
The mark is a lens split down its axis. One half is filled — the answer, observed and resolved. One half is open outline — the field of possibility still in play. The seam between them is the act of observation itself: the instant a decision collapses into being.
Read again, it’s an eye — because our whole job is helping you see which state to collapse into. The wordmark is set in Newsreader, an editorial serif chosen for judgment and warmth: the human act of interpretation that turns possibility into a decision.