The board is read for a whole shift in a room whose lighting you do not control, so 'follow the OS' is a real answer rather than a power-user extra. The bar keeps a light/dark toggle for switching mid-shift; this is where the third state lives.
The register in effect right now, after resolving 'System' against this device.
Ambient live traffic that is not Nimbus Air. It is context, not your network — roughly 97% of the marks on screen when it is on.
City and region names on the tiles. Turning them off leaves only your own marks and the coastlines.
The tiles flip with the console: CARTO Positron on the light board, dark_all on the night register. This is not optional — a light basemap under a dark console is the single loudest thing on the screen.
Feature notes in the working column. They never take a full-width row on the board.
Clears the remembered column width, cascade-rail height, and which regions were open. Takes effect on the next load of the board.
| [ | Show or hide the working column |
|---|---|
| ] | Show or hide the cascade rail |
| ← → | Resize the focused divider by 16px |
| Shift + ← → | Resize the focused divider by 64px |
| Home / End | Send the focused divider to its minimum or maximum |
| Esc | Close the account menu or an open overlay |
| Tab | Move through the board; Skip to workspace is the first stop |
A synthetic carrier loaded from YAML at API startup. It is not a real airline and its network is not a real schedule.
The demo operator this in-memory session runs as. There is no auth tier — the API holds no accounts.