Dark Theme Is Here

We have been asked about dark mode consistently since the product launched. The request makes sense: a lot of sales work happens late in the day, and a bright white inbox at 7pm is not comfortable. We also work in Linxa ourselves—and we wanted it too.

Today it ships. Here is what changed, what you need to do to enable it, and a few decisions we made in the design that are worth explaining.

How it works

Design decisions worth noting

Dark mode is not simply an inversion of the light palette. A few things we specifically thought about:

• True dark, not gray. The primary background in dark mode is #0F1117—close to pure black but with a slight warm tint that reads as intentional, not washed out.
• Status colors stay readable. The amber bottleneck signal, the teal agent dot, and the violet primary actions are all recalibrated for dark backgrounds so they do not wash out or oversaturate.
• No red in dark mode either. The red-free design rule applies in both themes. Errors use amber or the border-only treatment; destructive actions are behind a confirmation step.
• Font weight unchanged. We use 400 and 500 weights only. Dark mode did not change this—no compensating with heavier weights to improve contrast.

How to enable it

If your device is already in dark mode, Linxa will already look different when you open it today. If you want to switch manually: open the dashboard, click the profile menu in the top-right corner, and choose Appearance. You'll see three options: System, Light, and Dark.