Light Mode or Dark Mode: How to Set Your Theme

Choosing light mode or dark mode is a per-user setting, not a company-wide one. The platform can also follow the operating system, so the theme changes with the device.

Why theme choice is worth exposing

Forcing one appearance on everyone creates friction for no benefit.

Users working in a theme that strains their eyes
Screens that clash with everything else on the device
No way to match the theme to the time of day
Personalization requests handled as support tickets

The three theme options

Setting	Behaviour
Light	Light theme across the whole platform
Dark	Dark theme, including inside documents and cards
System	Follows the device's own setting

How to configure it in Jestor

Open settings in Jestor and go to appearance.
Choose light, dark, or system — the setting applies to your user.
To let people pick their own menu colour, open the branding settings.
Enable the switch that exposes appearance controls in the top bar.
Each user can then choose the menu colour they prefer.

Why choose Jestor for interface flexibility?

The light theme in Jestor was not a simple colour inversion — task views were simplified and some bars removed to soften the design, with the chat inside cards returning to a light appearance too.

Exposing the colour choice to users is an administrator decision, so a company that wants a consistent look can keep one while a company that does not can let people choose.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the theme set per user or per company?

Per user, with an option to follow the system. See jestor.com.

Can users choose their own menu colour?

Yes, if an administrator enables it in branding.

Does dark mode apply to documents?

Yes, across the whole structure including docs and chat.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Check out other practical tutorials on the Jestor YouTube channel.

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