File:Catrobat logo.png

This is the logo for Catrobat. Further details: The official logo and branding of Catrobat

[1], a wider variation of the logo can also be found at https://catrobat.org

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Per https://developer.catrobat.org/licenses: "The names and logos of the Catrobat project and subprojects are copyrighted by and trademarks of the Catrobat project and cannot be used in derivative work. You are however allowed to use the names and logos of Catrobat, Catroid, Catty, Pocket Code, Paintroid, Pocket Paint, and other names and logos of software created by the Catrobat team in non-derivative work such as, e.g., books, brochures, or descriptive web pages. …"