Homer - Hue Palette

Homer is a feed of colour palettes. Open it, swipe, and keep swiping. Every palette is generated, not collected. Eight thousand of them, a thousand in each of the eight colour feeds, and no committee picked any of them. SWIPE Up and down moves through palettes. Left and right changes the feed. That is the whole navigation. ELEVEN FEEDS For You, Pastel, Neon, Earth, Mono, Gradient, Vintage and Midnight for colour. Then Gradients, Animations and Fonts — 146 art-style posters with bundled typefaces across eight clusters. Each feed generates inside its own range, so a feed always looks like itself. TAP A BAND Read the name, the HEX, the RGB and the HSL. Copy one colour with a tap, or copy all five at once. Check WCAG contrast, simulate colour blindness, see harmonies and CSS colour names, or pick an accent. GRADIENTS Nudge the angle, extract a palette, shuffle, name and export. FONTS 146 posters across eight art clusters, each carrying three bundled typefaces — headline, body, accent — that show the style, with the full headline set in readable text. Every poster recolours with any palette from the app through five role masks, and palette swatches sit under the card; save or share a poster you like. ANIMATIONS Swipe through animation recipes and watch each one run. SAVE WHAT YOU LIKE Press and hold anywhere to keep a palette. Tag it, sort and filter, group into collections, spot duplicates, export in a batch. Saved palettes stay on your device. SIGN IN ONLY IF YOU WANT TO Everything above works without an account. Sign in with Apple once and your saved palettes come back on your next phone. Saving is the only thing that ever asks, cancelling costs you nothing, and you can delete the account from inside Homer whenever you like. NO OTHER PEOPLE No profile, no likes, no comments, no strangers. With an account Homer stores which palettes you kept and nothing else: no name, no email address, no colours, no analytics, no tracking, no ads. Signed out it sends nothing anywhere and works with the network switched off. Made for designers, developers, illustrators, and anyone who needs a colour they have not thought of yet.