A console-inspired humanist sans with selective serif detailing, available in 32 styles across two subfamilies with extensive OpenType support.
About
Designed with legibility and technical character in mind, Compiler draws on the aesthetic of console typefaces to produce a humanist sans with a large x-height and serifs applied selectively to certain letterforms. The family spans eight weights from Thin to Black, each with matching italics, and splits into two subfamilies: the accented Compiler and the plainer Compiler Plain. Each style ships with over 900 glyphs and OpenType features including small capitals, oldstyle figures, discretionary ligatures and a slashed zero.
Classification
The foundry explicitly describes Compiler as a humanist sans, distinguished by selective serifs on certain letterforms borrowed from console typeface conventions, placing it in a hybrid humanist category.