green light through leaves, and the bark underneath
The year ring sits at the darkest green, the colour of moss in permanent shadow. Each ring above it climbs a steady eight-to-ten lightness points along the same 135° hue until the second ring reaches a soft, airy sage — still clearly green, never washed to grey. The five shades read together as one unbroken canopy, not five separate colours.
The body gradient opens at a near-black with just enough green to feel like soil under roots, and rises to a very dark forest green that lets the ring glows breathe. Two soft highlights sit in the background at low opacity — the lightest ring and the middle one — so the page settles into the same ambient light as the canopy itself.
Cards stay the universal glass. Typography stays the universal weight. The only accent colour is the day ring's green at two opacities for primary buttons — a single mid-green that catches light without competing with the rings. No texture, no leaf silhouettes, no noise layer. The calm is the point.
Choose Forest Canopy when you want a dashboard that doesn't announce itself. It suits habit trackers, slow countdowns, year-in-review spaces, or anything you'd prefer to open in a quiet moment. The green is associated with patience, not urgency — a good match for boxes that measure long arcs of time.
A deep-green dark theme for personal dashboards, countdowns, and life boxes. Single-hue rings on a near-black forest ground. Calm by design.
Five greens climbing towards the light: the year a deep leaf green in shade, the month a fuller green, the day a vivid new growth, the hour a lighter spring green, and the fastest ring a pale sun-through-leaves. Beneath them, near-black with green in it, and panels a very dark forest above. The accent is the vivid green at the middle of the ramp.