
CERCA, the dating app built on the idea of meeting through mutual connections rather than strangers, enters a new chapter with a full rebrand by Saint-Urbain. In a landscape dominated by anonymous swiping and algorithmic matches, the platform proposes a more intentional and human approach to dating, one rooted in trust, proximity, and shared social context.


While CERCA’s concept already challenged the norms of the category, its previous visual identity lacked the clarity and confidence of its core idea. Saint-Urbain was brought in to reposition the brand and develop a cohesive system capable of living seamlessly across the app, urban environments, and real-world experiences. The result is a bold and restrained identity built on strong typography and a black-and-white foundation, moving away from the soft, sentimental codes typical of dating platforms. Instead, it reflects a clear message: connection through mutuals feels safer, more grounded, and more real.
To balance this visual strength, the identity introduces a loose, line-drawn illustration style that adds warmth and emotional nuance. These elements capture moments of curiosity, vulnerability, and intimacy, while candid photography reinforces a sense of authenticity. Together, they create a brand that feels lived-in rather than overly constructed.



The rebrand extends prominently into out-of-home communication, with subway posters, billboards, and installations designed to stand out through clarity and restraint. Short, spaced messaging such as “Safety Through Connection” and “This Is How Connection Looks” translates the product’s philosophy into the public space, cutting through visual noise with confidence.
CERCA also expands beyond the digital realm through “Join Our Circle,” a series of real-world events that bring users together offline. Here, the identity becomes more expressive, introducing a script typeface and warmer tones while maintaining overall consistency. This flexibility allows the brand to move naturally between app, city, and social environments.






















CERCA, the dating app built on the idea of meeting through mutual connections rather than strangers, enters a new chapter with a full rebrand by Saint-Urbain. In a landscape dominated by anonymous swiping and algorithmic matches, the platform proposes a more intentional and human approach to dating, one rooted in trust, proximity, and shared social context.


While CERCA’s concept already challenged the norms of the category, its previous visual identity lacked the clarity and confidence of its core idea. Saint-Urbain was brought in to reposition the brand and develop a cohesive system capable of living seamlessly across the app, urban environments, and real-world experiences. The result is a bold and restrained identity built on strong typography and a black-and-white foundation, moving away from the soft, sentimental codes typical of dating platforms. Instead, it reflects a clear message: connection through mutuals feels safer, more grounded, and more real.
To balance this visual strength, the identity introduces a loose, line-drawn illustration style that adds warmth and emotional nuance. These elements capture moments of curiosity, vulnerability, and intimacy, while candid photography reinforces a sense of authenticity. Together, they create a brand that feels lived-in rather than overly constructed.



The rebrand extends prominently into out-of-home communication, with subway posters, billboards, and installations designed to stand out through clarity and restraint. Short, spaced messaging such as “Safety Through Connection” and “This Is How Connection Looks” translates the product’s philosophy into the public space, cutting through visual noise with confidence.
CERCA also expands beyond the digital realm through “Join Our Circle,” a series of real-world events that bring users together offline. Here, the identity becomes more expressive, introducing a script typeface and warmer tones while maintaining overall consistency. This flexibility allows the brand to move naturally between app, city, and social environments.





















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