Themes

Make Mooring look the way you want

Most developer tools come with one look, and you’re stuck with it.

Mooring follows your Mac between Light and Dark, terminal included. You can change any colour, save your look to a file to use on another Mac, and give the terminal a theme of its own.

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Three steps of Mooring's main window with Claude at work in skv-1's tab. First the window is dark. Then Settings has switched it to Light, and the terminal is light too. Then the terminal alone has its own theme, Homebrew, green text on black, while the window stays as it was. — Switch with your Mac.
Mooring changes between Light and Dark when your Mac does, terminal included, without a restart.

Mooring's main window in a custom look, deep navy with an apricot accent: the sidebar, the terminal where Claude is at work, and the backlog's cards all take the new colours. — Change any colour.
Set your own colours for Light and Dark, save the look to a file, and load it on another Mac.

Mooring's Settings on the Appearance pane, with the colour editor open. The colours changed for the navy-and-apricot look are marked with ↺ beside each, ready to put back one by one or all at once. — Find every colour in one list.
Settings groups every colour Mooring uses by what it’s for, and one click puts any colour back.

Mooring's Settings on the Terminal pane, listing terminal themes with a preview of each. Homebrew is selected: green text on black. — Give the terminal its own theme.
Pick a Terminal.app theme or make your own, for every tab, one project or a single tab.

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Make Mooring look the way you want

Switch with your Mac.

Change any colour.

Find every colour in one list.

Give the terminal its own theme.