The sidebar
The sidebar is grouped so it reads top to bottom, and every group folds away (the group you are in always stays open). Collapse the whole sidebar to an icon rail with the button at its foot, or press[. In the rail each group is a short tick in its colour and every page shows as an icon, even one whose group is folded in the full menu.
Inside a project, the menu follows the engagement. Engagement comes first, then two sections that each fold as a whole, then the results and delivery that both feed:
External Pentest (violet) is the testing run from this console: from the internet, or from inside the network when the console itself sits there. Internal Pentest (indigo) is the testing done through a Black Hole Beacon at the client site and its pivot. Each section is a heading with a rail in its colour running down the groups inside it, and each group still folds on its own. Every beacon page names itself in the top bar: Discover Assets, Internal Recon, Internal Attacks, Internal Assets, Wireless Rogue Detector, Asset Mapping Report and Deploy a beacon.
Across every project:
Counts ride on the items that need you: open issues, retests waiting, new out-of-scope hits, updates and missing tools. A pulsing dot marks a recon, OSINT or attack that is running right now. Terms are in the footer and on the Help page.
The command palette
PressCmd K (or Ctrl K), or click Search anything in the top bar, to jump straight to any page, project, issue, host or URL. Results update as you type; arrow keys move, Enter opens, Esc closes.
Hover previews
Rest the mouse on a row in a long list and a small card opens beside it with the details you would otherwise open the row for, so you can skim a list without clicking through.
The card waits a moment before it opens, and closes as soon as the mouse leaves, the page scrolls or you press
Esc. Tabbing onto a row with the keyboard opens it too. It never opens on a touch screen, where a tap opens the row as before, and it only ever reads: previewing a Synapse issue never marks its messages seen.
Your account
Your photo and name at the top right open the account menu: Your account (profile, password, two-step login, sessions, CLI tokens, notifications and the weekly team digest), Settings, Team, the Guide and Log out. The menu header shows your role and whether two-step login is on; while it is off, an amber dot pulses on your avatar and the menu offers a one-click way to turn it on. The Synapse portal has the same menu for clients, opening Your account, Activity, Export, the Guide and Log out.Languages
The flag menu in the top bar switches the interface language. It works in both the console and the Synapse client portal, and each keeps its own choice per browser. It translates the chrome you move through every day: the navigation, menus, buttons, labels and page titles. What it deliberately leaves alone is your own content, issue titles and write-ups, reports, host and service data, and the raw tool output stay in the language they were entered. A report is a client deliverable and a scanner’s output is evidence, so neither is auto-translated. Brand and product names (D0pam1ne, Synapse, Black Hole Beacon, OSINT, Playt1me) are never translated either. The lines D0pam1ne writes for you follow the same choice: bell notifications, the Pulse lines on the Command Center, Projects, Calendar and Team pages, calendar events, the fix-first reasons behind each priority score and the attack-path explanations all show in your language. Copies sent outside the app (email, Slack, Discord, Telegram) and CSV and JSON exports keep English, so whatever reads them downstream sees one consistent format. English is the base. A string that has no translation yet simply shows in English, so nothing breaks mid-release while more of the interface is covered. French and Greek are the first languages beyond English, with more on the way. Greek switches the display font to IBM Plex Sans, since the console’s heading face has no Greek letters, so every heading reads cleanly.Notifications
The bell in the top bar collects what happened while you were busy: runs that finished, issues handed to you, comments and mentions, client replies and retest requests. Choose what reaches you, and on which channel (the bell, email, Slack, Discord or Telegram), under Your account, Notifications. For a weekly summary instead of a stream, turn on the weekly team digest in Your account: one email every Monday with what needs you across every project.Moving between pages
D0pam1ne Pro and the Synapse portal keep your place the way most apps do:- A page opened from the menu or a link starts at the top.
- Back and Forward return you to where you were on that page, so leaving an issue takes you back to the same row of the list.
- Clicking the menu item of the page you are already on glides back to the top.
- Switching a tab or filter inside a page keeps your place.