Typography
Coddy typography
Two round faces. Coddy Round for headlines, born from our wordmark. Varela Round for everything you read. Code gets a monospace.
Display
Coddy Round
Audiowide, with every sharp outer corner rounded. That is the exact rule our wordmark was drawn with, so headlines and logo speak the same letters. Five real weights, Latin and Cyrillic, open source under the SIL Open Font License.
Try it
Type something
Hebrew and Arabic are drawn by matching companion faces, brought to the same weight.
Text
Varela Round
Body copy, buttons and every interface label. Friendly, open, and easy to read at small sizes. A free Google Font.
Coddy teaches you to code with short, hands-on lessons, an AI tutor that gives hints instead of answers, and a streak that keeps you coming back.
Code
Monospace
Code only. Never in headlines or buttons.
print("hello, codder")
Pairing
How they work together
- 1Headlines short and friendly in Coddy Round.
- 2Everything else in Varela Round.
- 3Big buttons, tabs and tags in capitals. Answers and prices keep their own case.
- 4One headline face per layout. Never mix in a third.
Not ours
Fonts that are not Coddy
These turn up in creatives made without this page. Please swap them out.
- Poppins
- Orbitron
- Condensed italic esports fonts
- Nunito or Rubik headlines
FAQ
Font questions
What font does Coddy use?
Coddy Round for headlines and the logo, and Varela Round for body text.
Can I download Coddy Round?
Yes. It is free and open source under the SIL Open Font License. Get the ZIP here or the source on GitHub.
Is Coddy Round the same as Audiowide?
It starts from Audiowide and rounds every sharp outer corner. It is renamed because Audiowide is a reserved name under its license.
Writing about Coddy?
Facts, founders and the press contact are on the press page. Go to the press kit
