Settings and themes

Open Settings from the main menu. Each setting shows its state in the list (Sound: On); select it to change it.

Setting	Default	What it does
Sound	On	A tone when the dice land.
Vibration	On	A vibration when the dice land.
List Drag	On	Touchscreens only. On: dragging scrolls the list under a fixed highlight. Off: dragging moves the highlight.
Theme	Bold, Default	The style and colour palette (below).

Themes

Select Theme to choose the look. It holds two choices, each previewed live: the whole app changes as you scroll, and each choice is saved as you make it.

The dice follow the theme too: their faces take the highlight colour, and their pips and numbers the text colour.

Style

How the app is drawn:

• Bold (the default): the palette as it is, with a solid highlight behind the selected row and dots for your place in a list.
• Minimal: a black background with white text, the palette’s signature colour for everything else, a short underline for the selected row and an arc for your place in a list.

Palette

The colours: fifteen palettes, each shown here on its own entry in the picker. Default, the Unterberg Systems cyan and navy, is what DiceKeeper starts with.

Palette	Colours
Mono	Black on white
Parchment	Espresso ink on warm beige
Court Night	Black with a shuttle-lime highlight
Refined Classic	Dark ink on ivory
Sport Energy	Near-black with high-vis amber
Editorial Mono	Near-black on soft grey-white
Sunset Clay	Dark cocoa with coral
Baseline Blue	Dark navy with electric cyan
Neon Tokyo	Deep indigo with hot magenta
Chalk Court	Dark slate with canary yellow
Gold Rush	Warm midnight with rich gold
Fresh Mint	Forest green on light mint
Dusk	Deep plum with orchid
Retro LCD	Phosphor green on black
Default	Navy on the Unterberg Systems cyan

Black-and-white watches

Watches with a black-and-white or low-colour screen, like the Instinct, always use Mono. There the Settings entry is Style instead of Theme, and offers only the two styles.