Jack Holmes
Founder
Jack co-created AtlasOS and founded eclean to bring the same philosophy to everyday Windows maintenance. Fewer promises, more receipts.
Write about eclean. Here’s everything you need.
Logos, app screenshots, the palette, and the facts about the company. Free to use in editorial coverage, with no form in the way.
ZIP, 2.0 MB · 9 logos and 10 screenshots · Updated July 2026
The short version.
Written to be pasted straight into a draft. Both are current as of July 2026.
In one line
Windows maintenance that explains every change before it makes it.
In one paragraph
eclean is a maintenance app for Windows 10 and 11. It cleans junk files, adjusts system settings, manages startup programs, uninstalls software, and reports on the hardware it runs on. Each change is explained in plain language before it is applied, and supported changes can be undone afterward. The app is free to use. Optional Pro and Family subscriptions fund it, rather than advertising or the sale of user data. eclean is developed by eclean Labs AB, a Swedish company founded in 2025 by the team behind the open-source Windows project AtlasOS.
- What it is
- A maintenance app for Windows 10 and 11
- Price
- Free, with optional Pro and Family plans The free tier has no expiry and no ads.
- Company
- eclean Labs AB Swedish aktiebolag, org.nr 559546-5831.
- Based in
- Skellefteå, Sweden
- Founders
- Jack Holmes and William Hallin
- Website
- eclean.gg
- Press contact
- press@eclean.gg
The logos.
Each tile below renders the file it links to, on the surface that file is for.
Wordmark
The default: orange lettering, white wrench in the tile. For white and other light surfaces.
Wordmark on dark
The same lockup with white lettering, for dark surfaces.
Wordmark, one ink
Flat orange with the wrench cut out, so the surface shows through it. For one-color print.
Wordmark, black
Single-color print, faxes, and anything that has to stay neutral.
Wordmark, white
Knockout for dark photography and video lower thirds.
Mark
The app icon: a white wrench on the orange tile. Use it where the name is already on screen.
Mark, one ink
The same tile with the wrench cut out rather than painted white. For one-color print.
Mark, black
For single-color print and stamps.
Mark, white
Knockout on dark surfaces and photography.
Give it room.
Two rules, and they are the only two. Keep the shaded margin clear of type, edges, and other logos, and don’t go below the minimum sizes.
Wordmark: 96px wide
Shown at actual size. Below this the lettering starts to fill in.
Mark: 24px wide
Shown at actual size. Below this the wrench closes up into the tile.
And six ways to break it.
Every panel below is a real rendering, not an illustration of one.
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Don’t stretch it
Scale both dimensions together. The tile is square and has to stay square.
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Don’t recolor it
Orange, white, or black. Nothing else is an eclean logo.
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Don’t place it on a color it can’t hold
The lockup needs a surface it separates from. Light or dark, not somewhere in between.
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Don’t rotate it
The mark sits level. It is a tile, not a sticker.
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Don’t add effects
No shadows, glows, gradients, or outlines. The mark carries itself.
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Don’t rebuild the wordmark
The lettering is drawn, not typed. Use the file rather than setting the name in Red Hat Display.
One hue, three hours.
One orange to act with, one to warm a surface, one to stand on. The bright one means “act here”, which is why it never becomes scenery.
Fresh Orange
The brand color, and the one thing on a page you can act on.
Morning Orange
The light end: washes, tinted surfaces, and anything that needs warmth without shouting.
Night Orange
The dark end: the surface the other two sit on, and the ground under white type.
Fresh Orange is a surface color. Orange text on white needs a darker orange, #B45000, to clear 4.5:1.
One family.
All three are open source under the SIL Open Font License, so you can install and use them without asking.
Get the fontsRed Hat Display
Headlines and anything set large.
Semibold and bold, tightened tracking
Maintenance that shows its work
Red Hat Text
Body copy, labels, and interface text.
Regular and medium
Every change is explained before it happens, and supported changes keep a route back.
Red Hat Mono
Figures, file paths, and data. Never decoration.
Regular
5.30 GB reclaimed · 42/46 applied
The app itself.
Straight from the shipping build at 2176 × 1338, uncropped and unretouched.
Dashboard
Module status, live CPU, memory, and network readings, and the eclean Score.
Optimizer
Windows tweaks grouped by what they affect, each one a switch you flip yourself.
Optimizer, explained
What a tweak actually changes, in full, before it is applied.
Cleaner
Junk categories with the apps and browsers each one covers.
Cleaner results
What a scan found, itemized by category, with nothing deleted until you say so.
Booster
Startup apps with their publisher and install date, ready to be switched off.
Booster, DNS
Public DNS resolvers compared on encryption and filtering, testable before switching.
Uninstaller
Installed software with sizes and publishers, including UWP apps and browser extensions.
Uninstaller confirmation
The prompt that says plainly when an action cannot be undone.
Your PC
The hardware and Windows build, with sensors, disk health, and repair tools alongside.
The people.
Two founders, both available for interviews. Portraits are not in the ZIP. Ask and we will send them at whatever resolution your layout needs.
JH WH William Hallin
Founder
William founded eclean and leads its product and engineering work. He cares about Windows machines that stay fast long after setup day, and about a company that shows its work in public.
Talk to the team.
Ask for an interview, a fact-check, a screen we haven’t pictured, or an embargoed briefing before a release. A person answers.
Contact pressHow you may use these assets
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Use these assets in editorial coverage of eclean without asking us first.
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Keep the files as they are: no recoloring, redrawing, or cropping the mark.
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Don’t use the logo in a way that suggests eclean endorses your product.
Better than any screenshot: the app.
Everything pictured above is in the shipping build. It is free on Windows 10 and 11, and every change it makes is explained first.
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