Wazapod
A The hand-off
Two application fields with the artefact crossing the seam. Draws the one claim that is genuinely yours.
All geometric, all one-colour capable, all constructed in the same 64px grid, none using an enclosing circle-with-a-glyph. Colour variants use the deep-pine accent, except B which uses the five real mastery-state colours in progression order.
The 16px and 24px column is the one that matters most — it is a favicon and a browser tab before it is anything else, and that is where most marks fall apart.
Two application fields with the artefact crossing the seam. Draws the one claim that is genuinely yours.
The five mastery states rising, resolving into the accent. In colour it IS the product thesis.
A container holding an ordered chain. The only mark that reads as the name.
Waza in a plain sans, exact square. Depends on a CJK font, and puts the metaphor in the mark rather than the vocabulary.
Three nodes, one edge solid and one dashed: the dashed edge is the app boundary. The graph shape stated most plainly.
Brackets holding two steps, one done and one not. Precision framing; the pod idea reduced to its edges.
Four steps, the last one solid. Utterly robust at any size; the most "unremarkable in the best way".
Three chevrons gaining weight. Pure forward motion; the least literal and the most energetic.
A W drawn as a single stroke path, with one node marking the end state. Reads as the name and as a route through steps.
One frame divided by a dashed seam, with the artefact crossing it. Option A tightened into a single container.
Subgoals stacked over steps. Familiar to anyone who has seen a data-model diagram, which is either a strength or a cliché.
A segmented ring: practice returning. NOT a circle-with-a-glyph — there is nothing inside it — but it sits nearest that cliché of any option here.
A staircase from a hollow start to a solid finish. The progression drawn as a path rather than as bars.
Four connected cells, diagonally paired. Denser than G and it carries the idea of a connected set rather than a sequence.