Updated 11 November 2026

Trademarks

Some of what we make is open source, like the official apps, and you’re welcome to build on it. Our names and marks are different: they tell people who stands behind what they’re using.

This page explains how you can use them. It’s short on purpose, and if you’re unsure, just ask. “We” means 0x1audio, the business behind Mixel.

Our marks

  • the name Mixel
  • the Mixel mark: the lowercase “m” made of squares, with or without its lit square
  • Reviewed by Mixel, the label the Mixel store gives an app version it has reviewed
  • the name 0x1audio and its logo

A code licence doesn’t cover the name

An open-source licence gives you rights to the code, not to our names or marks. That’s true of every licence we’ve used. This page is what lets you use them, and it’s separate from any licence.

Fine without asking

  • Saying true things about Mixel: “I found this kick in Mixel”, reviews, tutorials, videos, talks, articles and comparisons.
  • Describing your app: “for Mixel”, “works with Mixel” or “a Mixel app” in its description. Give the app a name of its own.
  • Linking to us: using the name, or the unchanged mark, to link to Mixel or 0x1audio.

Please don’t

  • Call a product, a service or a changed version “Mixel”, or anything that sounds like it (“Mixl”, “Mixel Cloud”, “MixelHub”). The same goes for domain names, company names and social accounts.
  • Put the mark or “Reviewed by Mixel” on anything the Mixel store didn’t review.
  • Suggest we made, endorse or sponsor something when we didn’t.
  • Change the marks: recolour, redraw or stretch them, or combine them with your own logo.
  • Put the marks on merchandise you sell.

If you publish a changed version

Changed versions of our open-source code are welcome; that’s what open source is for. If you publish one, as a download or as a service other people use, give it its own name and its own icon first:

  • Replace our names and marks in the interface, the icons, the emails and the store listings.
  • You can still say what it’s based on in its description, with “not affiliated with 0x1audio”.
  • Keep the licence files and copyright notices. The licence requires them, and they credit the people who wrote the code.

Using the mark

When you link to Mixel or write about it, you can use the mark as it is. Keep a square’s width of clear space around it, keep it at least 16 px wide, and use it in black or white ink. In colour, the lit square is #cd5bd9. Ask us and we’ll send you the files.

Black ink
White ink

Questions

Write to hello@0x1audio.com to ask about a use that isn’t covered here, or to tell us about one that looks wrong. Most reasonable uses are fine, and we’d rather say yes.

We may update this page as Mixel grows.