Customizing apps

Vetroscope picks up each app’s real name and icon. When you’d rather see something else for example: FL Studio instead of a binary’s odd internal name like FL64.exe, you can customize the app within Vetroscope and change the name and icon.

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. They change how the app is displayed, not what was recorded. The database will still see the app as its original name even if you give it a custom name, and this is visible in the app itself so that users cannot spoof an app to be something else entirely.

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.