The lock screen contains the status bar showing battery, connections and cellular signal. It also shows the current time and date and a widgets section that can show weather, now playing, health data and more

Lock screen notifications have a dark theme like the rest of SkyOS and become grouped when there are 5 or more notifications from the same app.

The music player of the lock screen allows you to control the music aspects when not in the app. It shows the device that the audio is outputting to (Imperium is the device name), The name, artist and album of the song and if the song is

The home screen allows quick access to apps, with a widgets section at the top for weather, Bluetooth devices, music etc.

Some home screen apps have larger viewing modes which allow for extra functionality all from the home screen. For example, the clock app widget allows you to see your alarms, timers and world clocks all from the home screen, The messages widget allows you to see recent messages and the Calendar widget allows you to see upcoming events.

The Incoming call view pops up at the top of your phone whenever someone call's you so it doesn't hijack your phone but allows you to accept or decline the call but also allows you to ignore the call which removes the incoming call view but the phone keeps ring so the caller does not know you declined the call. You can also set a reminder to call the caller back or message them all from the incoming call view.

The ongoing call stays at the top of your phone but can be hidden to allow you to see the rest of your phone. It allows you to keep using your phone while still seeing the call details.

The settings has a dark theme and is also categorized into types. With a simple and easy to follow design the settings app allows you to change anything about your phone in an instant.

The now playing of the Music app allows you to see the current song, previous and next song in the queue and control how far in the song you are, volume, outputting device etc.