Keystone Pro

New feature · 25 Aug 2026

Workbench Launcher

A regular Workbench launcher: pick an install, start or stop the platform, open Workbench. More tools sit under a hint. The extra is Keystone dark mode — three themes — and a new loading splash.

Keystone Workbench Launcher compact pad with Start platform, Stop platform, and Launch Workbench.
Compact. Pick a Workbench home and a theme, then Launch Workbench.
Keystone Workbench Launcher with More tools open, including Stop Fox connection and Force quit Workbench.
Expanded. More tools, including Stop Fox connection and Force quit Workbench.

What it does

It finds the Workbench installs on the PC. You pick one, pick a theme, and launch. Start and stop the Windows Niagara service from the pad. Host ID is there if you need it for a license.

Launch Workbench drops the signed theme jars into that install’s modules folder and starts Workbench with the theme you picked. Drag the pad taller, or use More tools, for the rest of the buttons.

On the pad

Three dark themes

Niagara 4.7 through 4.15. Stock Lucid and Zebra stay in the dropdown if you want them back.

Niagara Workbench wire sheet in Keystone dark mode.
Workbench in Keystone dark mode.

Niagara does not make a thorough dark mode easy. We went as far as the theme system lets us, and we are still working on it. If something is really in the way, let us know.

Loading splash

Launch WB can put a Keystone loading splash in that install’s etc folder. Writing there needs administrator once. If the splash is already ours, we leave it alone. If Windows blocks the copy, you can restart as administrator or skip it — Workbench still opens. There is a “Don’t show this again” checkbox.

Keystone N4 loading splash, a dark wireframe N with a blue 4.
The Keystone loading splash.

How to use it