How Growtek put its new brand in Claude’s hands
Growtek sells sedum roofs and gardens from Bogense, Denmark. It set up its new identity in Archetype a month before the launch. Five weeks in, its team makes launch posts, datasheets and installation guides with Claude, and every page comes out in the brand.
- Company
- Growtek, family-owned since 2014
- Sells
- Sedum roofs, trays and hedges
- On Archetype since
- 14 September 2026
- Agents
- Claude, Lovable
- 44 → 80Check score for growtek.dk, on the old site and after the relaunch
- 28 pagesof datasheets and installation guides, made in under four hours
- 639 callsfrom agents to the brand, from 14 September to 19 October
- 12 templateswith 52 pages between them: stories, posts, a landing page, an A4 library
A new identity, written down
Growtek has sold sedum to builders and homeowners since 2014. This autumn it relaunched as a brand for the people who look at the roof every day: a serif for the headlines, a forest green called Skov with sand and chestnut beside it, and a pattern of quarter-circle Truchet paths.
The voice was written down as firmly as the colours. Five documents in Danish say who Growtek sells to, what it never claims, and how a sentence should sound. One rule sets the tone for the rest: argue against the black roof, never against another sedum supplier.
Alt det grå kan
blive grønt.
Everything grey can turn green.
The core message, from Growtek’s messaging document
Headings, 40 to 80
Body, 14 to 20
Set up once, read by every agent
The brand came into Archetype from the new identity’s Figma files and from growtek.dk: colours, type and spacing as tokens, the button, input, switch and slider as real HTML and CSS, and the social and document layouts as templates.
The photos were described and tagged, so an agent can ask for a pitched sedum roof in flower and get one. Then Claude was connected with the brand’s one MCP link. The first agent call came in three hours after the brand was made.
- 39tokens: colours, two typefaces, 17 spacing steps and a radius
- 34examples across four components, every state its own
- 12templates with 52 pages: stories, posts, a landing page, an A4 library
- 182of its 200 photos and PDFs described and tagged, so agents can search them
- 5voice documents, in Danish, with what never to say
- 1art-direction rule: a Truchet path never ends in the open
Launch posts in the new look
The new identity and the new growtek.dk went out in October. The posts that announced them, and the first product posts after, were made in Archetype’s Create from a prompt of a sentence or two each.
One asked for “a product title, a very short description, a price”. The serif, the colours, the photo, the logo and the 319 kr per square metre came from the brand.



Ten documents in one afternoon
Growtek’s datasheets and installation guides were still the old PDFs, ten of them, kept in the brand’s library. The brand also holds an A4 page library for this kind of job: 39 page designs, from covers and contents to step-by-step pages, tables and FAQs.
On 15 October Growtek’s own team asked Claude to remake them. Claude read the page library, picked the pages each document needed, filled them in from the old copy and saved each one back to Archetype. The first was saved at 15:38 and the last at 19:31: ten documents, 28 pages, ready to export as PDF.
- Datasheet
- Installation guide
- Plant guide
“Our datasheets used to wait until a designer had a free week. Now I ask Claude, and the pages come back in our fonts, our green and our way of saying things. I redid all ten in an afternoon.”
The website, checked against the brand
Archetype’s Check opens a page in a browser and grades it against the brand. On the old site in September, growtek.dk’s home page scored 44. After the relaunch it scored 80, and the seven product and information pages checked that day scored between 68 and 82.
Colour is still the lowest subject at 43, and every report names the values to fix first. That is the next job.
- Typography3986
- Components3082
- Copy8888
- Colour2043
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