6. Working with themes
Buzzy AI v3 apps come with a powerful theming system. Every app starts with a default theme, and you can customise it β or switch to an entirely different one β via AI prompts or the Theme editor tab.
Theming with AI
You can ask Buzzy AI to make theme changes in natural language. The AI will decide the best course of action β whether that's tweaking a few variables, toggling dark mode, or rebasing your entire theme on a different default.
What AI can do with themes:
Choose a starting theme
On app creation, AI picks a suitable default based on your prompt
"Build a wellness tracker app with a calm, natural look"
Customise the starting theme
On app creation with specific style guidance
"Start with the Zen theme but use orange as the primary colour"
Update specific parts
Refine colours, typography, shadows, or borders without switching theme
"Use a warm grey background with softer shadows and no borders"
Toggle light/dark mode
Switch between light and dark mode
"Switch to dark mode"
Switch to a different theme
Rebase onto a completely different named default theme
"Switch to the Slate theme"
Reset to default
Revert all customisations back to the basic Buzzy default
"Reset theme to default"
More example prompts:
"Switch to the Fashion theme"
"Make it light mode"
"Use blue as the primary colour"
"Give it a softer, rounder look with subtle shadows"
"Switch to the Stone theme but keep our brand colour"
"Revert to the default dark mode theme"
Available default themes
Buzzy ships with several built-in named themes. Each is available in both light and dark variants. When no specific theme is requested, Buzzy uses the Neutral theme as a starting point.
Neutral
Clean, basic monochromatic theme with no shadows and elegant use of borders and whitespace. Good default or starting point.
AI, tech, corporate, enterprise, consumer, prototyping
Zinc
Softer, approachable theme with rounded corners and soft shadows. Friendly, modern look.
Consumer apps, lifestyle, productivity
Slate
Cool, crisp theme with sharp corners and a cyan accent. Information-dense and efficient.
Dashboards, SaaS, developer tools, data-heavy apps
Stone
Warm, earthy, natural theme with a strong, approachable feel.
Hospitality, food, service
Zen
Calm, meditative, gentle theme. Softer than Stone, with generous rounding and no borders.
Health, wellness, meditation, mindfulness
Fashion
High-contrast black-and-white editorial theme with sharp edges, solid borders, and no shadows.
Fashion, online stores, blogs, media, journalism
Air
Bright, neutral theme with large rounded corners, soft depth, and restrained coral accents.
Booking flows, hospitality, travel, marketplaces
The Theme tab in the editor
You can also view and fine-tune your app's theme manually via the Theme tab in the workspace editor's left-hand navigation panel. The Theme tab gives you direct control over:
Dark mode β Toggle between light and dark mode.
Brand colours β Set your primary, link, info, success, warning, and danger colours.
Scheme colour β The foundational base colour from which many UI colours are derived.
Typography β Configure font families (primary, secondary, code), base font size, weight, line height, and heading styles.
Border radius β Control the roundness of UI elements (from sharp to fully rounded).
Shadows β Enable or disable shadows, and adjust offset, blur, spread, and opacity.
Borders β Configure border visibility, colour, and luminosity.
Body background β Adjust the overall page background colour or luminosity.
Changes made in the Theme tab apply globally across all screens in your app. You can mix manual theme edits with AI-driven changes at any time.
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