Copilot Money. A black canvas where a few candy-colored labels drift at playful angles, each glowing like an airport departure sign.
- Finance
- Dark theme
- 19 colors
- 3 typefaces
Copilot Money is a midnight-canvas finance app where the interface stays dark, quiet, and nearly monochrome while a playful parade of candy-colored category tags — groceries, baby, wedding, home — float at jaunty angles around the hero, providing the only visual noise the page allows. Typography is the other signature: body copy at weight 100 in Matter Variable Thin creates a whisper-thin, almost-printed-on-vellum feeling, while Jokker display headings at 148px deliver structural authority through sheer scale rather than weight. A single vivid blue (#1c6cff) punctuates the darkness as the only call to action. Surfaces are given depth through layered inset shadows rather than drop shadows — a neomorphic approach that keeps the UI feeling pressed into the dark plane rather than floating above it.

Copilot Money design system
Brand1
Filled primary action buttons, active nav, brand mark tint — the one chromatic accent on a dark page
Accent9
Category tag fill — groceries, food, lifestyle tags in the floating constellation
Category tag fill — green budget / income / positive-flow labels
Category tag fill — home, utilities, warm-life-event tags
Category tag fill — personal, family, baby, gift tags
Category tag fill — entertainment, nightlife, going-out tags
Category tag fill — savings, goals, highlight tags
Category tag fill — travel, subscription, digital tags
Category tag fill — warm pink-red for fashion, health, personal care
Category tag fill — organic, grocery-adjacent, eco tags
Neutrals9
Page background, hero canvas, base layer of the dark plane
First elevated surface tier above the canvas — cards, panels, nav wells
Second elevated surface — deeper blue tint for nested containers and highlighted panels
Glow-tier surface for featured blocks, highlighted links, and deep elevation wells
Hairline border tone — divides dark surfaces at low contrast
Category tag fill — neutral-toned category tags (transit, bills, misc)
Helper text, tertiary captions, low-emphasis metadata
Muted secondary text, subtle hairline borders on quiet surfaces
Primary headings, body text, icon strokes, ghost-button borders, logo glyph
Try a pairing
Pick any two colors from the palette to check whether text stays readable on top.
Aa
Paper White on Signal Blue
4.53 : 1 contrast
- Body textPasses AA 4.5
- Large textPasses AA 3
- StrictFails AAA 7











