The New Sporeline Look
What changed in the November 2026 refresh: new colours, type and logo. Everything works the same way.
The New Sporeline Look
In November 2026 Sporeline got a fresh look. Nothing about how you work has changed: every page, button and setting is where it was, and every action does what it did before.
What you will notice
- New colours. Plum, magenta and eggplant replace the old mauve and green. The main action on each screen is a magenta button; secondary actions are plum.
- New type. Text is set in Figtree. Lot, block and spawn IDs, weights and dates in tables use a fixed-width font so columns line up.
- New logo. The Sporeline badge and wordmark appear in the sidebar, on sign-in and on the browser tab.
- Status colours mean one thing each. Green means done or good, amber means needs attention, red means a problem or a refusal, blue is for information. Green is no longer used for ordinary buttons.
- Lighter page, tinted cards. Pages are white and cards sit on a soft tint, so sections stand apart.
What did not change
- Your data, settings, labels and printers.
- Your farm’s own logo and colours on printed labels.
- The phone app, for now. It gets the new look in a later update.
Dark mode
Dark mode is coming soon. Until then, Sporeline shows the light look even when your computer is set to dark.
If something is hard to read or looks wrong after the refresh, send it through Feedback (the button in the bottom-right corner) and we will fix it. Each person can send up to 10 notes a day and each farm up to 30, counted by the UTC day; past that, the panel keeps your note and you can send it the next day.
Emails and documents
Emails from Sporeline now show the Sporeline logo at the top and use the same colours as the app. Invoices, order confirmations, packing lists and batch audit reports have one small line at the bottom of each page that says they were made in Sporeline. Nothing in them moved or changed: the same numbers, lines and layout print as before.
Your farm’s own logo still prints on your labels, and your farm’s name still appears in the emails your team gets.