Six logo directions

Your original idea, kept: the letter p standing in a stack of pancakes, in your blue-to-orange colours. Redrawn with even stroke widths, and the p now tucks behind the pancakes instead of cutting across them, so it stays sharp from a building sign down to a business card.

Your colours on one bold shape: a solid p sliced into a stack of three pancakes. Solid fills instead of thin ribbons hold up better on app icons and social avatars than the original's fine lines.

A pancake stack that is also an indented block of code: one picture for an agency that builds the full stack, from website to backend. Warm syrup colours set it apart from the blue tech-agency look.

A stack of browser windows, each one a pancake, with a pat of butter on top. It says "we build websites and apps" at a glance, and the butter gives it a friendly, memorable finish.

The bowl of the p is a pan, its stem is the handle, and a pancake is mid-flip inside. Black, white and one orange accent: it stamps cleanly on social avatars, stickers and video watermarks.

No symbol to learn, just the name with honey coating the tops of the letters and dripping down. The square app icon carries the same idea. Rounded, friendly letters and honey colours feel approachable to small businesses, and the drip makes an easy pattern for social posts.