Pick a colour and watch the whole application follow, live, while you design. Save the result for yourself or publish it to your entire company — where it appears next to the built-in themes in every page's picker, and colours the native window chrome as well.
Change a colour and the interface re-renders while you look at it. No save-and-restart cycle to find out whether the contrast works.
Keep a theme for yourself, or publish it so it appears for every colleague at your organisation — in every page's theme picker, beside the ones we ship.
A published theme colours the native application chrome too — title bar, docked panels, dialogs — not just the web pages inside it. It stops looking like a browser with a skin.
Upload images and attach them to a theme, so the screen people open in the morning looks like your company and not like a demo.
Publishing a company theme and managing background images are separate rights. Anyone can experiment locally; only the people you designate change what everyone sees.
Your palette and the light/dark switch are separate choices, so a branded theme still works for the person who runs everything dark.
Thirteen themes ship with the product, and your own sit beside them in the same picker.
One place decides the colours — the palette derives the whole interface, so nothing is left half-branded.
No hardcoding: a customer palette is data on the server, not a build of the application.
A demo takes thirty minutes and runs against your test environment — no installation required on your side.
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