Order,
kept.

Kyu comes from “queue”. Most of the trouble in a growing company comes from orders that were given out loud and never written down. A queue gives every order a place, a sequence and an owner.

A K drawn as a pillar and two ticks. The pillar is the head office. The ticks are the two moments every task passes through: sent, then done. The pillar stays navy on every product; the ticks take each product’s own colour.

In Arabic first, for Iraqi dinars and dollars, for unstable internet and for phones. Each sector gets its own system instead of one screen with a hundred switches.

Kyu is designed, built and supported by Code@, the software house of Jil Al-Tahadi.