How to describe Stashville
Everything you need to talk about Stashville on your site, in your docs, on launch posts, or in press releases — without having to ask us “what should we say?” for the third time. Copy-paste what you need.
Naming convention
When referencing a partner integration, prefer 'X for Stashville' or 'X × Stashville'. Never 'X + Stashville' or 'Stashville + X'. Stashville goes second in the lockup.
Perch for Stashville✓Positions the partner product as primary, Stashville as the platform.Perch × Stashville✓Acceptable for co-marketing when both sides contribute equally.Stashville + Perch✗Stashville shouldn't lead — the partner's users are the audience.Perch & Stashville✗Ampersand reads like a consultancy. Use 'for' or '×'.Voice
Stashville's voice should come through wherever the integration is described. If you're writing copy for your docs or launch materials, these principles keep it consistent with ours.
- Playful, concrete, data-driven. Never corporate.
- Show don't tell — specific numbers and examples over abstractions.
- Second person. Talk to the dev, not about them.
- Short sentences when the thing is obvious. Longer sentences when the nuance matters.
- Never use 'unleash,' 'leverage,' 'synergy,' 'powerful,' 'seamless,' 'robust,' or 'elegant.'
Approved copy
Three sizes. Use the one that fits the context — a card, a paragraph, a full section. Safe to paste verbatim.
One-liner (~10 words)
Stashville turns developer work into a social city you actually want to visit.
Short (~40 words)
Stashville is a social city builder where developer activity earns currency. Every commit, file change, and coding session grows your city. Friends can visit, send gifts, and react to your progress — the longer you work, the livelier your corner of the map gets.
Long (~120 words)
Stashville is a social city builder layered on top of your actual developer workflow. The open-source Stashville daemon (or any third-party integration using the public API) sends activity events — commits, file changes, tool use, sessions — to your Stashville city. Those events become currency, which you spend on buildings, decorations, and gifts for your friends. Your city's state (THRIVING / STIRRING / STEADY / WANDERING / RESTING / SHELTERED) reflects how you've actually been working this week. Friends can visit your city, leave reactions, send gifts, and nudge you back into flow when you've been resting too long. The goal isn't to gamify work — it's to make the work you already do visible, shared, and a little bit joyful.
Colors
Logos
Download at the URLs below. If a logo you need isn't here, reach out via the submission form or open an issue.
Note: logo URLs are placeholders. If you need a logo before assets land in /public/brand/, ping us and we'll send you the file directly.
Do & Don't
Press boilerplate
For press releases, launch posts, or anywhere a standard “about Stashville” blurb is needed. Paste verbatim or adapt — both are fine.
Stashville is a social city builder for developers. Every commit, file change, and coding session you make — across any tool that integrates with the Stashville public API — grows your city and earns in-game currency. Friends can visit, send gifts, and react to your progress in real time. Built by Elevora. Learn more at https://stashville.vercel.app.