Bretton AI

Bretton helps banks automate complex back-office work with AI agents built for secure, regulated financial workflows.

Project background

Bretton came to us with a big ask: a new name, a new brand, and a website that could actually scale. They’d been called Greenlite, but multiple legal conflicts with similarly-named companies made a rename nonnegotiable. That gave us a bigger opening than just a new word on a page — Greenlite’s whole visual brand skewed light-hearted and casual, and Bretton needed to read as the kind of trustworthy financial institution that large banks hand their backend workflows to.

Visual identity

Once we landed on the official name, we built everything around it — an icon-mark, a color palette, a typography set, and an illustration style all designed to match Bretton’s new, more serious register.

Bretton icon mark — two overlapping arrow chevrons forming a B on emerald green background
Scratchboard-style black and white illustration of a busy city avenue lined with trees and traffic

Chosen direction

We landed on a scratchboard illustration style that nods to the engraving on a US dollar bill, paired with a color palette and headline type that reads unmistakably financial.

Bretton brand color palette and typography specimen with headline 'The AI agents platform for financial crime'
Scratchboard-style black and white illustration of a San Francisco street with a cable car line and the Transamerica Pyramid
Aerial photograph of Manhattan skyscrapers with green-tinted glass towers
Pages from the Bretton brand guidelines covering logo usage, typography, color, illustration, and photography
Bretton website homepage design with headline 'The AI agents platform for financial crime' and illustrated hero collage
Bretton website homepage design with headline 'Eliminate manual work in risk and compliance' and case management dashboard
Grid of ten Bretton website page designs including homepage, product, company, and legal pages