Enrichment usually means buying a stale data graph. Synoppy reads the live site instead, so the brand profile reflects how a company presents itself today — not how it looked when some vendor last crawled it.
bash
curl -X POST https://synoppy.com/api/brand \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SYNOPPY_KEY" \
-d '{ "url": "linear.app" }'What it pulls
- Name and description from page metadata.
- The logo from apple-touch-icon / og:image / favicon.
- A color palette ranked vividest-first, so you get the real brand accents instead of the greys that dominate minified CSS.
- The actual font families — recovered by fetching the site's linked stylesheets.
- Social links (X, GitHub, YouTube, Discord) and a postal address when one is published in schema.org markup.
Live, not a snapshot
Because every field is read on demand, a rebrand shows up the next time you call — no waiting for a third party to re-index. It's a single call: perfect for autofilling profiles, building company directories, or theming a UI to match a customer's brand. See the Enrich docs for the full shape.