Themes
23 themes with color and motion: 17 free, 4 Pro (Ironwood, Sakura, Emerald Foil, Kamon), and 2 Elite (Obsidian, Aurora).
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What this feature looks like in the app
Choose Theme: picker grid
Real capture: the theme picker with the Ensō theme active. Each card shows its signature color stroke; the preview at top reflects the active selection.
Vaporwave theme on the Today screen
Real capture. The Today screen in the Vaporwave theme, one of the free looks.
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How access changes by tier
17 themes come with the free tier.
Obsidian and Aurora come with Elite.
What it is
Kinoku has twenty-three themes. Each one has its own color set. Each one also has its own motion feel. Switching themes does more than swap colors. It changes how the app feels in your hand.
What’s in a theme
Each theme gives you:
- A full light and dark color set
- Extra colors that mark wins like PRs, streaks, and recovery
- A motion feel that sets how taps spring, how things bounce, and how the glass looks
The motion feel is the special part. A theme changes more than the palette. It changes the weight and mood of the app.
Why so many
Most fitness apps give you one dark theme and one light theme. That is it. Kinoku is built on a simpler idea. The app you open each morning should match how you want to train that day.
How access works
Seventeen themes are free. Four more, Ironwood, Sakura, Emerald Foil, and Kamon, come with PRO. Two more, Obsidian and Aurora, come with ELITE.
So free users get a full set of looks. Not just a dark mode and a light mode.
The free layer
The free core here stands on its own. Pro and Elite are optional extras on top.
Try it for yourself.
Available on Google Play. Core access starts on the free tier.
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