Appearance and dark mode: CodeCritic matches your setup

Product update

Your editor and GitHub are already in dark mode. Your code review tool should not be the one bright tab in the stack.

What we shipped

We added Appearance in CodeCritic so you can run the app in light, dark, or system mode. When you choose system, the UI follows prefers-color-scheme, so it stays aligned with the OS without extra clicks.

Where it applies

The update covers the authenticated experience across the product, including:

• Dashboard and analytics

• Billing and transactions

• Review flows and review details

• Settings and security

Preferences are tied to your profile, so your choice can stay consistent when you use more than one device.

Why it matters

For teams that live in pull requests, small UI friction adds up. A consistent theme reduces glare for long sessions, keeps focus on diffs and findings, and avoids a jarring switch when you move from the PR to the review surface in CodeCritic.

Try it

Open https://code-critic.com, go to Settings, find Appearance, and choose what fits.

Conclusion

We built this because feedback from builders was direct: make the product feel like the rest of the toolchain. Appearance and dark mode are one step in that direction. If you are already on CodeCritic, refresh the app to see the new controls.