the manual

the manual

themes & wallpapers

the app is a showpiece for frosted glass, and everything under the glass is yours to change — by hand in settings, or by asking the assistant out loud.

built-in backgrounds

the app ships with a set of living gradient backgrounds. pick one in settings → appearance, or just tell p.ai — “change the background,” “make it darker,” “randomize it” — and if you hate the result, “undo that” puts it back.

Cyber NeonEmerald CityCrimson SunAmethyst DeepMidnight OceanSunset GlowToxic SludgeSolar FlareArctic FrostMolten LavaDeep SpaceOrchid DreamForest SpiritElectric VioletGolden HourSilver BulletDark KnightGhost PearlPlasma BlueRuby CoreRadioactive

your own wallpapers

drop in any image and it joins the set. custom wallpapers live in the app’s own data folder and are shared with fink.browser, so the two windows always dress alike — set it once, both follow.

the orb

the assistant’s orb has its own theme set — Original Blue, Cyber Neon, Quantum Matrix, Solar Flare, Deep Space and more — with its glow, swirl, and highlight recolored as a set. the orb’s color is also the assistant’s color everywhere it appears: the status dot, the thinking dots, the active mic all follow it.

opacity, material & accent

background opacity and the glass material are both adjustable, and the accent color can be synced across your apps in one move — “sync the accent colors” is a thing p.ai understands.

good to know
nothing visual snaps in fink. every theme swap, opacity change, and orb recolor eases into place — an instant jump reads as a glitch, so the app simply never does it. sliders you’re physically dragging are the one exception: those track your hand exactly.