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.

Bricolage Grotesque is an open-source sans that feels modern and usable, but keeps some of the roughness and personality of older sans-serif models.

Manifont Grotesk is a neo-grotesk display typeface with chiseled forms made for headlines. It stays crisp on screen and holds up in print. The dotted style strips each letter down to points, making the structure visible.

IvyOra takes 17th-century Dutch Old Face material and rebuilds it for modern editorial work, with enough weights, italics, and variable font support to carry a full publication on its own.

IBM Plex Mono is the monospaced member of IBM’s Plex superfamily: an open-source font built for code, interfaces, and technical documents.

A hard-edged geometric sans built for bold display use, League Spartan offers a full open-source range of weights and clear, direct forms.