FLYRKIT is not a design agency. It is the global operating system for nightlife graphics. We replace the fragmented mess of freelancers, PSD packs and "guy who knows Photoshop" with a single product: print-ready flyers, delivered in 24 hours, in three languages, anywhere on Earth.
Brief in. Print-ready out. 24 hours, no exceptions. The floor doesn't wait for revisions — neither do we.
Mono numerics. Geometric grids. Timestamps as headlines. We treat flyer design like ticketing systems — engineered, not improvised.
Our reference set is Berghain, RA, Boiler Room, 032c, Keinemusik — not Canva. We borrow from the cathedral, not the strip mall.
Trilingual from day one. Local cultural codes per market — perreo in CDMX, sertanejo in Goiânia, techno in Berlin. Same system, native execution.
Flyrkit ships like Stripe, Linear, Notion. Standardized tiers, predictable delivery, no "let's get on a call" friction.
Every flyer is FK.XXXX — a numbered artifact in a global series. We're not making one-offs. We're making editions.
Top of market: SKC, The Night League, 23:59 — premium boutique agencies charging $5k–$15k/month, serving 5% of venues. Base of market: Fiverr, Designi, ClubPSD — commodity templates and freelancers serving 80% of venues. The middle — verticalized, productized, full-stack DFY at $99–$699/month — is empty. Flyrkit takes the middle.
FLYRKIT inherits its visual grammar from the institutions that made nightlife graphics into art. We don't imitate — we systematize what they pioneered, so every venue gets the same quality their idols ship.
Industrial minimalism. Brutalist grids. Black ink on raw paper. Type as architecture.
The world's most-read electronic music platform. Tight typography, ticketing-grade information design, zero decoration.
Raw broadcast aesthetic. Red accents on black. Photography as testimony. Rough on purpose.
Type as the entire artwork. Sober, mature, almost editorial. Adult techno energy.
Editorial language for nightlife. Bold geometric sans + signature red. The cultural-luxury bridge.
Location-as-protagonist. Cinematic stills. Sunrise color stories. Proof venue branding can be aspirational without selling out.
High-gloss premium nightlife. Saturated color stories. Brand as ritual.
Italian club mythology. Red as totem. Symbol as identity.
Industrial venue → industrial brand. Minimal type. Concrete textures.
South American techno identity. Tropical brutalism. Heat-soaked black-and-white.
Latin Y2K revival. Neon acid colors. Argentinian playfulness as design vocabulary.
Hard techno minimalism. Geometric brutality. Power as restraint.
The FLYRKIT mark is the wordmark. Set in Druk Wide Bold (or Big Shoulders Display as the open-source fallback), letterspaced at -6em, all caps. Beneath it sits an optional magenta marker bar — the "FK pulse" — and a metadata line in monospace.
Clear space around the wordmark equals the height of the "F". Never crop below 24px for digital or 12mm for print. The wordmark always carries the magenta marker bar at primary applications; in compact lockups (footer endorsements, app icons), the bar can be dropped but never inverted.
FLYRKIT runs on a two-color core (black, off-white) and a rotating accent — the "neon cycle" — where each color maps to an archetype of night. The cycle is not a palette to mix. It's a switch: one accent per piece, always.
One accent per piece. No mixing. The accent decides the archetype. Use the cycle for: typographic accents, marker bars, divider lines, glows, social hover states.
FLYRKIT is image-led only when necessary. Most artifacts are typographic — display sans for headlines, geometric mono for everything informational. Three families, three roles, zero exceptions.
A brand becomes ownable when it can be recognized without the logo. These are the four signatures of FLYRKIT — present on every artifact, in every market, in every language.
The opening and closing time of the night, set in JetBrains Mono, separated by an arrow (→), letter-spaced wide. Always visible. Always factual. Even on social posts. Replaces the generic "tonight" with mechanical precision.
Every flyer FLYRKIT ships gets a sequential ID — FK.0001, FK.0247, FK.1024. It runs in the corner of every artifact and turns the catalog into a numbered collection. Repeat clients become collectors of their own series.
Archetype labels live between two slashes — / TECHNO /, / OPEN FORMAT /, / PERREO /. Always centered in the top metadata bar. Visual rhythm device borrowed from RA event headers. Identifies the night at 2-meter distance.
A thin neon bar (8–10px tall) under headlines or above metadata footers. Carries the chosen accent of the night. Functions like a "you-are-here" rule. Single bar = single archetype. Three bars = open-format mix.
FLYRKIT does not shout. It does not apologize. It does not use emojis. It speaks the way a sound engineer talks during soundcheck: short, decisive, technical. The same tone in English, Spanish, and Portuguese — calibrated for local idiom but never softened.
Confidence does not need volume. Period. The floor speaks louder than punctuation.
"24h" not "twenty-four hours". "$99" not "ninety-nine dollars". "1.2k cap" not "twelve hundred capacity".
Ever. Anywhere. Replace decoration with mono characters: → · / [ ] ▮
"Book the night." "Print Friday." "Skip the agency." Address the venue owner like a peer, not a customer.
"Perreo intenso" in ES — not "intense reggaeton". "Sertanejo universitário" in PT — not "country college music". Localize culturally, not literally.
Every artifact carries at least one monospace line of metadata. Even social captions sign off with "FK.0247 — 23:00 → 04:00".
FLYRKIT ships in seven archetype packs, each calibrated to a specific cultural code. Same grid, same hierarchy, same signature — different accent, different mood, different idiom. Every output is recognizable as FLYRKIT at three meters.
1080×1350. Use templates exactly as built. Never crop the bottom metadata. The 3×3 grid alternates accents (magenta → cyan → strobe) to create a "neon cycle" effect when scrolled.
9:16. Static flyer for 1 second, then animate the timestamp ticking forward. Always end with FK.ID stamp and "flyrkit.com" mono in corner. No talking-head intros.
Stripe the template into 3 stories: (1) headline + venue, (2) lineup, (3) ticket CTA. Same accent across all three. Use the marker bar as transition wipe.
Plain text. Subject line in monospace style: "FK.0247 — 24h flyer for [VENUE]". No HTML email templates. Founders sell like founders, not like Mailchimp.
Keyword triggers: FLYER · EVENTO · CLUBE · DJ · NIGHTLIFE. Auto-reply always ends with FK.ID and timestamp. Never use bots that feel like bots.
Single-page, dark theme, this exact system. Three sections: HERO → TIERS → SAMPLES. No "About Us". No "Team". Product, not agency.
FLYRKIT is a verticalized sub-brand of 99agency. Endorsement is always small, monospace, and footer-only. Never co-headline. Never share size with the FLYRKIT mark. Use FK.LOGO.005 for any context that needs the "a 99agency company" signature — pitch decks, contracts, website footer, email signatures.
The neon cycle is a switch, not a palette. Pick one. Magenta OR cyan OR strobe — never together (except the explicit "open format" archetype, which uses three bars as a feature).
Generic "party flyer" gradients (pink → purple → blue) are forbidden. We are not Canva. Use only the metallic gradients defined in FK.GOLD or FK.METALPINK.
Every flyer, post, story, deck, and email signature carries the mono signature line: FK.ID — timestamp — venue. Non-negotiable.
If it looks like a 2014 EDM flyer, it dies in QA. No Photoshop "Outer Glow". No "Brush MT". No spray paint textures.
"Perreo" in ES. "Sertanejo universitário" in PT. "Open format" in EN. Never translate culturally specific words.
Anywhere. Not in captions. Not in DMs. Not in pricing. We use → · / [ ] ▮ as the only "decoration" allowed.
Big. Tight tracking. Always uppercase. Always on the artifact. Wordmark is the building, not the doorknob.
Only the magenta marker bar can change color (via the neon cycle). The letters themselves are sacred.
The two pieces of info that matter are when and where. Everything else is decoration. Timestamp goes top-left in mono, venue goes bottom-left in mono.
The night is the product. The DJ is a feature of the night. Artist names get sub-display weight — never larger than the venue name or the slash tag.
FLYRKIT files follow the pattern FK_[ID]_[VENUE]_[ARCHETYPE]_[FORMAT].[ext] — for example:
Delivery: WeTransfer link in mono format, expiry 7 days, password = FK.ID lowercase. Every file ships in 4 formats minimum (feed 1080×1350, story 1080×1920, print A4 at 300dpi, source SVG). Reels and motion variants ship as MP4 + GIF.
Launch flyrkit.com EN/ES/PT. Seed 50 venues in Miami, CDMX, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Madrid. Ship FK.0001 → FK.0500.
Add Berlin, London, Lisbon, Ibiza accounts. Hire one ops in each timezone (Americas + EMEA + LATAM). Ship FK.0500 → FK.2000.
Lagos (Afrobeats), Bangkok (Asian beach club), Dubai (MENA). Launch FK Arabic. Ship FK.2000 → FK.5000. Acquire first competing freelance shop.