A register gauge for everything you ship
Three parts carry the whole language: a concentric reticle that reads alignment, a measuring spine that steps through tone, and flat carton proof panels that hold the work.
The reticle
A concentric crosshair seats inside its inner ring when a value is verified. It recolours on palette swap and reappears as the focal mark on every primary action.
The data spine
A measuring tick-rail runs the height of every layout — major ticks at register stops, minor ticks for the dither steps between them.
Carton proof
Flat dark panels, hairline rules, a single ticked corner pair, and a 4px dither field for tone — a sample box, never a friendly app card.
From dieline to locked proof in four register stops
Set the dieline
Lock the master die and the single amber keyline before any ink touches stock.
Seat the reticle
Drop the crosshair into its ring; the gauge confirms plate-to-plate drift under 0.02mm.
Read the dither
Tone comes off a 4px ordered matrix — no gradients, no second ink, just stepped density.
Lock & ship
The proof is stamped, the batch code printed, and the lot clears the floor.
If it isn't in register, it doesn't ship.
Apply Reticle to your production console, label studio, or QA bench and give every value a verification mark it has to earn.
Pull your first proof