Themes
Seven themes change how the whole app looks — from a calm working one to living animated scenes. Switch the theme in Settings on the appearance tab; it applies instantly, without a restart, and never affects scenarios.
Classic Dark
Calm neutral graphite in the spirit of popular code editors — the default look, made for long sessions.
- Neutral greys
- No loud colours
- Default
All themes
Classic Dark
The default. Calm neutral graphite in the spirit of popular code editors, no loud colours — made for long sessions.
Classic Light
A light version with a blue accent — for daytime work and screenshots.
Neon Tokyo
Neon on near-black, notched panel corners, a night-city skyline, rain and lightning flashes.
Night Flowers
Deep midnight blue, anime artwork inside the panels and falling sakura petals.
Space Drift
Cinematic space: drifting debris, layered cosmic dust and distant ships flying past.
Retro VHS
Eighties synthwave: a sunset with a retro sun, neon stars and streaks, CRT scanlines and the odd tape glitch.
The Void
A black hole with an amber accretion disk drawn live in every panel, complete with gravitational lensing.
Animation and effects
- The Theme animation switch stops video and effects: the first frame stays and procedural animation is switched off entirely. Useful on a slower computer or while heavy bots run.
- Animated themes have their own effect switches: rain and lightning in Neon Tokyo, petals in Night Flowers, debris, dust, sparks and fly-bys in Space Drift, stars, neon streaks, scanlines, glitches and sun glow in Retro VHS, and the grid, dust and orbiting hotspot in The Void.
- Window layout, buttons and hotkeys are the same in every theme — switch whenever you like.