Themes, colours and comfort

Three themes (dark, total black, light lavender), larger and airier text, a highly legible font, low stimulation, accent, sound and language.

The palette icon in the top bar opens Customize. Everything in it is personal and takes effect immediately.

Theme

Three themes, one per need: Midnight, the soft dark default; Total Black, pure high-contrast black for OLED screens and evenings; Daylight, the one light theme, with white widgets on a soft lavender page so they stand out from it. Few themes on purpose: fewer choices, and each one does a different job.

Accent colour

Pick from the presets or set a custom colour. The accent is what marks pinned widgets, buttons and highlights — the app's small amount of colour, in a colour you chose.

Reading

Four choices for easier reading, which apply on this device only (a phone held in your hand and a monitor across the desk want different sizes):

Text size — Normal, Large or Larger. Body text grows, big headings don't, so a card doesn't fill up with broken lines.
Space between lines — Normal or Airy, for when tight lines blur into each other.
High-legibility font — Atkinson Hyperlegible, designed so similar letters don't get mixed up (l, I, 1 · b, d). It's downloaded only if you choose it.
Low stimulation — no animations, quieter colours (the accent too), cards without shadows. It already includes "Reduce motion".

Comfort

Reduce motion — calmer transitions, fewer things sliding into view. If animation pulls your attention off what you were doing, this is the switch. It also respects your operating system's own reduce-motion setting.
Notification sound — Chime, Ping, Pop, Marimba or none.
Haptic feedback — vibration on devices that support it.

Layout

Live Cockpit lives here too: every widget on screen at once, quiet ones shrinking into the Radar. It has its own page — Live Cockpit and the Radar.

Language

Italian and English, switchable from Customize or from the footer at the bottom of any page. It changes the whole interface immediately, including this help centre: articles are written in both languages, and if one has not been translated yet you get the English version rather than an empty page.