Themes

GitScrum includes 54 themes organized in 23 groups, inspired by the most popular code editor themes. From dark favorites like Dracula and Tokyo Night to light options like GitHub Light and Solarized Light — personalize your workspace experience.

The Problem This Solves

Developers spend hours in project management tools. A visual environment that does not match your preferences creates friction and eye strain. When your IDE uses Dracula and your project management tool uses a generic white interface, the context switch is jarring.

GitScrum themes let you match your development environment. Use the same theme across VS Code, the GitScrum web app, the mobile app, and the VS Code extension for a cohesive visual experience.

What You Are Looking At

Access themes from your profile settings or the theme selector in the navigation. The theme picker shows:

• Theme groups organized by family (Dracula, Nord, Catppuccin, etc.)
• Color preview swatches showing key colors for each theme
• Dark/Light badges indicating the theme type
• Instant preview — changes apply immediately without page reload

Changing Your Theme

1. Click your avatar in the navigation bar
2. Select Theme or access via Profile Settings
3. Browse the theme groups
4. Click any theme to apply it instantly

The theme preference is saved to your account and syncs across all devices and platforms.

Available Themes

23 Theme Groups

54 Individual Themes

Each group contains one or more variants, totaling 54 unique themes. Every theme defines color tokens covering:

• Backgrounds: Primary, secondary, and tertiary surfaces
• Text: Primary, secondary, muted, and inverse colors
• Accents: Primary and secondary highlights
• Semantic: Success (green), warning (amber), error (red), info (blue)
• Borders: Subtle and prominent dividers

Theme Types

Dark Themes

Best for low-light environments and extended work sessions. Reduces eye strain and creates focus. Popular choices:

• Dracula — Purple-accented dark theme, high contrast
• One Dark Pro — Atom-inspired, balanced colors
• Tokyo Night — Cool blue-purple palette
• Nord — Arctic, low-contrast blue tones
• Catppuccin Mocha — Warm, pastel-accented dark

Light Themes

Better visibility in bright environments or for outdoor use. Popular choices:

• GitHub Light — Clean, familiar interface
• Catppuccin Latte — Warm cream background
• Solarized Light — Scientific color palette
• Ayu Light — Soft, minimal aesthetic
• Rosé Pine Dawn — Warm, muted rose tones

Theme Synchronization

Your theme choice syncs across:

• Web application — Primary interface
• Mobile app — GitScrum Studio for Android
• VS Code extension — Embedded panels match your theme
• Chrome extension — Quick access panels

Change once, apply everywhere.

Pro Tips (Once You Are Comfortable)

• Match your IDE: Use the same theme in VS Code and GitScrum for seamless context switching.

• Time-based switching: Some users prefer dark themes at night and light themes during the day. Switch as needed — it takes one click.

• Try Catppuccin: The Catppuccin family has variants from dark (Mocha) to light (Latte), all with the same color relationships. Great for finding your preference.

• High contrast for accessibility: Dracula and One Dark Pro Darker offer excellent contrast ratios for readability.

Permissions

Themes are a personal preference. All users can change their own theme regardless of workspace role.

How to Report a Problem or Request a Feature

If a theme has display issues or you want to request a new theme, submit feedback through GitScrum Studio.

In the Sidebar, click on Support Tickets and open a ticket describing your experience.