Bricolage Grotesque is an open-source sans with a clear personality. It sits closer to the neo-grotesque side of the sans-serif tradition, while keeping visible cues from older grotesque models.

A clean, modern sans made for screens—geist sans gives designers a wide range of weights and a deliberately neutral tone, making it a reliable choice for interfaces, documentation, and straightforward digital branding.

IvyOra revisits early serif structures to create a family that feels familiar to readers, yet more controlled in spacing, contrast, and typographic hierarchy.

A hard-edged geometric sans for bold, multi-weight display and digital systems, league spartan offers a full family of open-source weights, making it a workhorse for designers who need strong forms.

manifont grotesk is a neo-grotesk display typeface with chiseled, planar forms made for headlines. it remains crisp on screen and holds up in print. the dotted style breaks each letter into constellations, revealing the underlying structure.

IBM plex mono is the monospaced member of ibm’s plex superfamily: a global, open-source code font that carries the same corporate dna as plex sans and serif. It aims to feel precise and systematic without tipping into coldness.