Customizing apps

Vetroscope picks up each app’s real name, icon, and a color drawn from its icon. When you’d rather see something else — “Code” instead of a binary’s odd internal name, a brand color that matches your setup — customize it.

Customize an app

Right-click any app and choose Customize, or manage everything from Settings → Customized Apps. You can change:

Name — how the app is labeled everywhere in Vetroscope.
Icon — upload your own. PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, ICO, SVG, and macOS .icns files all work; Vetroscope uses the sharpest size inside the file.
Color — the accent used for the app’s progress bars and charts.

Changes apply everywhere at once — Home, Charts, Timeline, Calendar, and reports — and cover past entries too, since they change how the app is displayed, not what was recorded.

Undoing a customization

Settings → Customized Apps lists every app you’ve changed. Remove an entry to return that app to its real name, icon, and detected color.