Changelog

Submitting a brand to Zaboka is now quicker and clearer. We rebuilt the submission page so the guidelines and the form sit side by side, and you can send a logo in a few steps without leaving the page.

The new form only asks for what we need: the brand’s name, its category, the logo files and a few words about the brand. Add your name so we can credit you, and your email so we can let you know when the brand is added to the library.

What’s new:

• Guidelines and form on one page, side by side on desktop

• Drag and drop your logo files, or browse for them

• SVG or EPS only, up to 5 files and 20 MB per submission. PNG files aren’t accepted.

• A live counter shows how many files and MB you’ve added

• Pick a category for the brand, from Tech to Nonprofit

• Get an email when your brand goes live, with credit to you

• Easier to fill in on your phone

Sending a Greenbox resource hasn’t changed: email it to submission@zabokahq.com with the subject line “Asset Submission”.

Ready to send one? Head to the new submission page. Every logo you send helps Haitian creatives find the brand assets they need, for free.

We’ve improved how downloaded files from Zaboka are saved on your computer. No more random names like "pzCsusy90dh.svg" , and no more SVGs opening in a new tab.

Now, every file is downloaded with a clear, readable name that reflects its content, making everything easier to find and manage.

Thanks to Willy Souiaque for pointing this out.

Other improvements

File types are now labeled correctlyImproved brand categorization

• File types are now labeled correctly

• Improved brand categorization

Zaboka just got a fresh new look — not only a redesigned homepage but an overall improved experience across the entire site.

We’ve refined the interface to make everything feel smoother, cleaner, and more consistent. From browsing logos to exploring creative assets, the new layout helps you find what you need faster and enjoy the process even more.

What’s new:

Redesigned homepage with a clearer focus on Zaboka’s main content upfront.Improved interface site-wide for a more seamless experienceRefined visuals with updated typography, spacing, and structurePerformance upgrades for faster loading and smoother navigationBetter mobile experience to browse easily from any device

• Redesigned homepage with a clearer focus on Zaboka’s main content upfront.

• Improved interface site-wide for a more seamless experience

• Refined visuals with updated typography, spacing, and structure

• Performance upgrades for faster loading and smoother navigation

• Better mobile experience to browse easily from any device

Zaboka keeps evolving — one step closer to becoming the go-to creative library for Haitian designers and content creators.

We’ve officially moved from Notion to our very own website — a cleaner, faster, and more visual experience for exploring Haitian brands and creative assets. This new version brings Zaboka to life with a simple, intuitive interface that makes it easier to browse, search, and download what you need.

What’s new:

A brand-new website (no more Notion pages)Greenbox: a dedicated collection for assets and resourcesClean, minimal design focused on usabilityEasier navigation and improved browsing experience

• A brand-new website (no more Notion pages)

• Greenbox: a dedicated collection for assets and resources

• Clean, minimal design focused on usability

• Easier navigation and improved browsing experience

Zaboka is growing — from a small personal database into a living platform built for the Haitian creative community.

After months of tracking logos and brand assets from my clients in a Notion database, I decided to make it public so other creatives can access them for free. That’s how Zaboka was born.

“Zaboka” means Avocado in English — a name that feels fresh, simple, and rooted in home.

Our goal is to make Haitian design resources more accessible and reliable for everyone. What you can find so far:

A growing collection of Haitian brand logosWell-curated creative assets from local brands

• A growing collection of Haitian brand logos

• Well-curated creative assets from local brands

This is just the beginning. The mission is to build the largest creative library for Haitian designers and content creators.