Power Mode

Power Mode swaps Neuron Flame's behaviour automatically based on which app you're in. Slack should be casual. Mail should be professional. Your code editor should be verbatim. Set up the rules once; Neuron Flame does the right thing forever.

What Power Mode controls

Each Power Mode profile can override:

Creating a profile

  1. Open the Power Mode tab.
  2. Click + New Profile.
  3. Give it a name and an emoji (the emoji shows in the recorder pill so you know which mode is active).
  4. Add one or more triggers:
    • App — match the frontmost application bundle ID. Most common.
    • URL — match the current browser URL. Useful for distinguishing GitHub vs. email-in-browser vs. Notion.
  5. Configure the overrides for this profile.
  6. Save.

Example profiles

📨 Email mode

💬 Chat mode

💻 Code mode

📝 Note-taking mode

🎤 Verbatim mode

Priority & fallback

If multiple profiles match (e.g. you have a Slack profile and a separate "in browser" profile, and Slack is open in a browser tab), the most specific trigger wins:

  1. App + URL match
  2. URL-only match
  3. App-only match
  4. Default profile (no triggers)

If nothing matches, your global settings apply.

Knowing which profile is active

The recorder pill shows the active profile's emoji. Hover for the name. The status banner on the dashboard also shows it.

Quick toggle

Want to disable Power Mode temporarily without deleting profiles? There's a master toggle on the Power Mode tab. Or assign a hotkey to Toggle Power Mode in Hotkeys.