Customize the booth3 min read

Customize each booth screen

Dashboard appearance controls the operator workspace. Booth themes control guest screens; inspect them separately.

Version reference: Android 3.0.3 · iOS/iPadOS 1.2.1

Follow the section for your platform. Screenshots show native UI with demo data; menus depend on version, plan and device. Test-build features may not yet be in the public release.

Content reviewed: 2026-10-18

Before you begin

Prepare a logo, colors and backgrounds with readable text contrast. Use assets you have permission to use.

The guest journey — Workflow diagram. Optional steps depend on event configuration.

Android steps

1Open Settings → Appearance for theme colors, light/dark mode and app language.
2For guest screens, start the booth and open Home. With kiosk off, tap the top-left chevron to open the theme panel; choose a layout and screen background.
3Save, then run the guest journey from Home to Result. Inspect buttons, text and cropping in the intended orientation.

Android dashboard appearance. Native UI on a physical Android tablet with demo data.

Android Classic Home. Native UI on a physical Android tablet with demo data.

iPhone and iPad steps

1Start the booth and open Home. Open the theme panel with the top-left chevron; in kiosk mode, complete owner access first. Choose the screen to customize.
2Set the background, colors and available elements. For Home, open the Home editor and inspect the preview after changes.
3Save and test on the actual iPad or iPhone. Check text over light/dark backgrounds and controls relative to the safe area.

iPad Home editor. Native SwiftUI UI on iPad Simulator with demo data.

Check the result

Operator check

Text and buttons remain readable throughout the guest journey, without clipping, and branding is consistent.

If something goes wrong

Symptom	Next step
Changes only appear in the dashboard	Check whether you changed operator appearance or a guest-screen background.
Design differs after changing platforms	Review layout and assets on the destination platform. Do not rely on identical layout synchronization.