Filings are primary source material. Treat the product like an editorial desk: serif display for authority, monospace for data and tickers, warm paper tones that invite reading, and one marker-yellow accent that echoes the annotation feature — the playful part.
Portolio is the desk between you and the SEC — a feed of your companies’ filings, Smart Summaries in plain English, and a reader where you can highlight, annotate, and (soon) publish your own breakdown.
Calm, not corporate.
Curious, not cutesy.
Serious about the work, light about itself.
From portolano, the medieval Mediterranean merchant’s nautical chart — a name for charting markets the way Venetian and Genoese traders charted the sea. The mark is a Fraunces italic lowercase with a single marker-yellow punctuation dot — the “highlight” sitting on the end of the word like a pen nib. No icon beyond the letter p with the dot when a square mark is needed.
Paper-warm neutrals read like newsprint. Ink is near-black with a touch of warmth. One marker yellow for delight and annotation. Editorial green / rust for up/down. Cobalt only for links in running text. All chromas capped low — no SaaS dayglo.
Three families, narrow roles. Fraunces for display, headlines, body reading inside the filing reader, and any italic moment. Geist for UI and buttons. JetBrains Mono for tickers, numbers, timestamps, and metadata — anything that demands alignment.
One watchlist card. Ticker badge is a little italic serif capital — warmer than the usual flat monogram. Numbers go full mono with tabular figures. The filing feed below uses typographic kind-labels (10-K / 8-K / INS) instead of colored dots.
Three columns. TOC left, filing body center (set in Fraunces like a serious article), Smart Summary + annotations on the right. Highlights use the marker accent literally — a digital highlighter for the 10-K.
Filed February 14, 2026 · 247 pages · reading time 1h 42m
In 2025, total revenue grew 16% to $174.3 billion, driven by strength in Family of Apps advertising and continued monetization of Reels. Operating income rose to $72.1 billion, producing an operating margin of 42%.
Capital expenditures totaled $38.9 billion, a 22% increase, reflecting investment in inference infrastructure, data center capacity and network build-out.
“We expect 2026 capex to be in the range of $62–$68 billion, weighted toward the first half as Blackwell deliveries accelerate.”
The Company continues to invest in Reality Labs. Operating losses in the segment narrowed to $14.1 billion from $16.0 billion, reflecting disciplined spend on operating expenses while hardware volumes grew.
Design target — the live filing reader currently uses a collapsible sidebar; migration to this 3-column form is on the opportunistic roadmap.
The #1 monetization feature deserves to feel like a dispatch — a small daily paper in the inbox, not yet another SaaS blast. Masthead rule at the top, Smart Summary boxed, a single CTA.
Filed 12 minutes ago · Item 2.05, Item 7.01 · 14 pages
Meta is trimming the Reality Labs operating unit by roughly 8% and consolidating two product lines into the Family of Apps org. Guidance is unchanged: $62–68B capex for FY2026, with inference infrastructure the stated driver.
A small sampler of the repeatable pieces: buttons, the search input (global ⌘K), status pills, form badges. Corners are tight (6px), shadows are a whisper, focus rings use ink not blue.