

TELLR
Categories
Brand Strategy,naming, Design Identity
Client
EMS
Project
TELLR
Services
Entertainment
Year
2026
Tellr
Brand strategy, naming, identity and design system
Look at the logo. Those two Ls are legs. And they move: they walk, dance, jump, wait, tap dance, moonwalk. It isn't a monogram you look at, it's a character that takes you somewhere. Across signage, floor paths, wristbands and screens, those legs become the literal wayfinding that walks you to the experience.
The name came from the same instinct. Tellr, from storyteller, because the best stories aren't told, they're lived. It gave the brand its persona: The Storyteller, an Air sign, energetic and always moving, forever chasing the next experience worth having.
All of it answers a gap. Egypt's events market was crowded with platforms that sold seats. None of them told a story. They listed, processed, moved on. We built a brand that treats every event as a page worth living, not a transaction to complete, and backed it with a system that works hard: six interest categories, each with its own colour, running the whole journey from Explore to entry. Category tags, directional signage, ticket stubs, staff tees, wristbands. Colour as navigation, motion as brand.
The result is an events platform that doesn't just sell you a ticket. It walks you to the story.
Discover. Book. Experience.
Tellr
Brand strategy, naming, identity and design system
Look at the logo. Those two Ls are legs. And they move: they walk, dance, jump, wait, tap dance, moonwalk. It isn't a monogram you look at, it's a character that takes you somewhere. Across signage, floor paths, wristbands and screens, those legs become the literal wayfinding that walks you to the experience.
The name came from the same instinct. Tellr, from storyteller, because the best stories aren't told, they're lived. It gave the brand its persona: The Storyteller, an Air sign, energetic and always moving, forever chasing the next experience worth having.
All of it answers a gap. Egypt's events market was crowded with platforms that sold seats. None of them told a story. They listed, processed, moved on. We built a brand that treats every event as a page worth living, not a transaction to complete, and backed it with a system that works hard: six interest categories, each with its own colour, running the whole journey from Explore to entry. Category tags, directional signage, ticket stubs, staff tees, wristbands. Colour as navigation, motion as brand.
The result is an events platform that doesn't just sell you a ticket. It walks you to the story.
Discover. Book. Experience.












