Interface Overview
A comprehensive guide to the OneMoreBrain desktop client interface.
Interface Overview #
The OneMoreBrain desktop client is designed to be minimalistic, highly responsive, and completely stealthy. Its interface is stripped of unnecessary clutter to ensure you have a clean environment for your web apps and AI tools.
The Layout #
The application window is divided into three primary sections:
The Sidebar (Left)
- Displays the configured app tabs returned by the expected account service.
- Allows you to quickly switch between your configured apps.
- Provides Freeze AV, Sync Tabs, and app open/close controls.
The Top Bar (Header)
- Acts as the draggable area for the window.
- Displays your current Credit Balance and Session Status.
- Contains a minimal, discreet status indicator (e.g., showing if Text Mode or Auto-type is active).
The Main Viewport
- The largest area of the window.
- This secure space embeds the WebView2 browser to render your active app.
- Built to run seamlessly within the overlay, completely hidden from screen sharing software.
Login State and Session Timer #
When signed out, the viewport shows the landing page and the app list is empty. Click Login in the top bar to open the sign-in dialog. When signed in, the top-bar timer counts down from the available session time and the viewport shows the active embedded app.
The timer is refreshed from the server when the client synchronizes account data. A server time update can change the displayed remaining time. When the timer reaches zero, the client signs out and asks you to recharge or sign in again.
Sidebar Controls #
Depending on your account, the sidebar can contain:
- Typing Delay (ms): the base delay used by Human Paste.
- Freeze AV: freezes supported camera processes and mutes the default microphone endpoint. The status changes to AV Frozen when the operation succeeds.
- Sync Tabs: refreshes account subscriptions and available minutes.
- Available Apps: opens or closes individual configured tabs.
The sidebar button in the top bar collapses the sidebar. Collapsing it does not close tabs.
Visual Design #
- Stealth Theme: The window uses a dark, optimized theme (including a subtle dark-purple background) to reduce eye strain and minimize screen glare.
- Opacity: The entire window supports transparency (opacity), allowing you to see through the interface to your underlying desktop applications. This can be configured in the settings.
The opacity slider is in the top bar and is available only when opacity access is enabled for the account. The slider accepts values from 10% through 100%.
Getting Around #
Navigation is primarily done via the Sidebar or through Hotkeys (e.g., Ctrl+Shift+Right for Next Tab). We highly recommend learning the keyboard shortcuts to keep your workflow fast and uninterrupted.