The current settings switch is a generic iOS pill (radius 10, round white knob) — controls.md
flags it as known drift: it doesn't belong to venact's mono control family (JetBrains Mono,
radius 3, sharp rectangles, tint fills, light-on-deep selection). Below: the current pill for
reference, then options that pull it into the family. Click any control to toggle it. Dial the accent / radius /
on-fill live at the bottom — every on-brand variant reads from those tokens.
The pill as shipped in SettingsPanel.jsx. Rounded, soft, off-family.
The literal <venact-segmented-toggle> with two options — rendered from the app's own code, not a
look-alike. Zero new component: reuse the existing family member. Two explicit labels, sliding fill, unambiguous state.
Trade-off: a wider footprint than a switch.
Keeps the compact switch footprint but re-cut to the family: radius-3 sharp track, square thumb, and on-state
fills with the accent at 75% with a light thumb — the same light-on-deep logic as the segmented toggle's
selected segment. Smallest change from today; still reads instantly as a switch.
Option B plus a baked uppercase mono caption inside the track (ON / OFF), so state is
named as well as coloured — carrying the family's mono/uppercase signal at switch size. A hair wider than B.
A radius-3 box that fills with the accent and shows a check when on. The most compact and most obviously "settled" read; loses the on↔off travel affordance, so best where rows are dense and the switch metaphor isn't needed.
Drives the accent, radius and on-fill strength for options B–D (and the current pill's on-colour). Copy the line and paste it back.