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.
• Font size — make the app’s text smaller or larger (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.

Font size

Font size has four steps: Small (0.85×), Default (1.0×), Large (1.15×), and Extra large (1.3×). It is free for everyone. The setting scales the app’s text everywhere — transaction lists, dashboard cards, reports, and the labels around your charts — and stacks on top of your phone’s own font size, so Extra large on a phone that already uses large text makes it larger still.

Bluecoins reloads once when you pick a new size so the whole app picks it up. Home-screen widgets are the one exception: they follow your phone’s font size, not this setting.

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.

Practical tip

Start from the theme: True Black is the battery-friendly dark option on AMOLED screens, and if the app’s text strains your eyes, raise the font size before anything else. 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.