Appearance

The Appearance screen (labeled “Appearance and User Experience”) groups everything that controls how Bluecoins looks and feels. Open the app drawer, tap Settings, then Appearance.

What you can change

• Theme — opens the theme picker described below.
• Tabs Customization — choose which tabs appear on the home screen and where they sit. See the Tabs doc.
• Main Dashboard — choose which cards appear on your main dashboard. See the Dashboard doc.
• Color Intensity — how intense chart colors are (a 1–5 scale).
• Widget — three switches for the home-screen widgets: hide the logo, use a semi-transparent background, and use lighter text. See the widgets guide.
• Vibration Settings — haptics: follow the phone’s setting, always enabled, or disabled.
• Advanced Settings — the modern predictive-gesture-navigation switch (below).

Themes

The theme picker shows a preview of each theme. The free themes are Dynamic Theme (follows your system light/dark setting), Classic White, Cool Blue, and True Black — True Black is the AMOLED-friendly option. The premium themes are Clean & Light, Forest Green, Misty Rose, Calming Beige, and Dark Knight; tapping one without Premium opens the upgrade screen.

Widgets and vibration

The Widget section tailors the home-screen widgets (hide the logo, semi-transparent background, lighter text) so they blend into your wallpaper. Vibration controls haptic feedback for touches and actions — useful on phones where the default vibration is too strong or too weak.

Advanced settings

The Advanced section currently holds one switch: modern predictive gesture navigation. It is off by default on Android 16 and above to avoid gesture-back-navigation issues; on other versions, disable it if gesture back keeps returning you to the same screen.

Health advice

Start from the theme: True Black is the battery-friendly dark option on AMOLED screens. Then trim the tabs and dashboard cards to the information you check most — the fewer surfaces, the faster the app feels when you open it.