Themes let you brand your public roadmap to match your product — your logo, colors, fonts, and background — so customers see your roadmap inside your own visual identity rather than Harvestr's default styling. Once a theme is created, you can reuse it across as many public roadmap views as you need.

Go to the theme settings in the roadmap section and click Create new theme.

The theme builder opens with a sample roadmap on the left and the configuration panel on the right. Every change you make updates the sample roadmap in real time so you can see the result as you go.

Start by giving your theme a name and, optionally, a description.

Pick one of four base templates that give your theme a default visual structure:

Each template comes with sensible default properties (contrasts, spacing, and so on) that aren't editable from the interface. We set those defaults to make sure your theme always looks polished.

Configure how the top banner of your roadmap looks.

The favicon is the icon displayed in the browser tab when someone opens your roadmap view.

Displayed in the top-left corner of the roadmap. You can also add a hyperlink so the logo becomes a clickable link, for example back to your homepage.

Pick a background color for the banner.

Pro tip: add two background colors to build a gradient.

The viewport is everything below the banner — the roadmap canvas itself. You can configure:

Configure how a project card looks when someone clicks it open:

By default, project field values (Milestone, State, Goal, and so on) display in Harvestr's standard colors. With a theme, you can override these to match your branding.

For each default color on the left (shown as a colored circle), match a new custom color on the right.

Custom colors only render on public roadmap views where the theme is applied. Inside Harvestr (in your edit views), field values continue to display in the standard Harvestr colors.

Once your theme is saved, apply it to a public roadmap view by opening the theme selection dropdown in the top-right corner of the view.

Pick the theme you want. It applies immediately and stays applied until you change it.

A single theme can be reused across as many public views as you want — useful if you have several customer-facing roadmaps and want them to look consistent.

Themes only render in the public-facing view. To see what your customers will see, open the public roadmap URL in a private or incognito browser window. The theme will render exactly as it does for a logged-out visitor.