One place to ask what a domain looks like
Send a domain, get its brand mark back. Every DRM3 app calls the same door instead of drawing its own initials: DomainDrift, Newsroom Floor, Truth Foundry, drm3.io, and every partner or news source the fleet reads.
How it answers a request
- If the edge already cached this domain's mark, it serves in one hop.
- If we hold a confirmed mark for the domain, that mark serves.
- If we only hold a guessed mark (fetched automatically, not yet reviewed), that still serves — a real logo beats grey initials even before a human signs off.
- If we hold nothing yet, the domain gets a deterministic monogram immediately, and a background fetch tries to find the domain's real favicon. Confirmed on the next request.
- If the live fetch fails, the monogram stays and the domain is marked for later retry.
Live, right now
Twelve well-known publisher domains. The first visitor after a deploy may briefly see a monogram flip to a real mark while the background fetch runs.
nytimes.com
reuters.com
bbc.com
apnews.com
bloomberg.com
wsj.com
theguardian.com
npr.org
cnn.com
forbes.com
techcrunch.com
axios.com
Call it from your app
No key required for the public endpoints.
GET https://brandmarks.drm3.network/icon/cloudflare.com GET https://brandmarks.drm3.network/brand/cloudflare.com