Feature reference
This part of the guide walks through Zenith feature by feature — the sky (your whole home screen), the stars (the apps, folders, and shortcuts you place on it), the ring (the wheel of your apps that blooms under your finger), comets (your notifications), widgets, and the on-screen buttons. Each page tells you what a feature is, how it behaves, and how to shape it.
Settings live inside these pages, not in a menu list. Zenith has a settings sheet with sixteen sub-pages, but this guide does not mirror it screen by screen. Instead each setting is explained where you'd reach for it — the hold delay sits with the ring, the background color sits with My Sky, the corner buttons sit with the corners. When a page names a setting, it points you there with an italic path like Settings › rings & effects › hold delay.
How to find the settings sheet. Tap the ⚙ gear in the lower-right corner of the sky, or hold that corner if you've hidden the gear. The sheet opens on a main page with a mode switch — "✦ ICON MODE" or "☰ LIST MODE" — the skies section, and a list of the sixteen setting pages. Deep sky — the full app list — also keeps a "zenith settings" row pinned at the top, so you can always get back to settings no matter how you've set up your gestures.
Where to start. If you're new, read the concepts in Part 1 first, then come here for the detail. If you know what you want to change, jump straight to the matching page below.
See also.
The metaphor map · The sky — layout, regions & skies · The permissions gestures need, and why