
Tincta
Scan, Name & Build Palettes
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What's New in Tincta
1.0.1
August 23, 2026
A lot of attention and fixes to how harmonies are calculated to ensure correctness per the source colour theories. • Fashion harmonies now more tightly follow the applicable colour theory • Palette ratings now breakdown how it is derived to make it less "magical" and more precise. • Complementary now shows the single hue opposite yours, as the scheme is defined. It previously repeated that colour as a lighter tint. • Digital harmonies are balanced by eye and checked for on-screen legibility. • The colour theory picker info button modal has been expanded to offer more detailed explanations on each style, and source materials. • Added a swatch in the colour detail view to show the named library colour a scan is matched against, with an explanation. This makes it clearer why two colours may have the same name, but a different hex code. Palettes • Palette harmony ratings now recognise every scheme correctly. • Any colour in a palette can now show its own harmonies. Truer colours • Colour values and copyable SwiftUI and UIColor code were corrected in Display P3 for accuracy. • Fixed a bug where the colour name shown in the viewfinder might not always match the name of the colour you save. Polish • Colour names on swatches are much easier to read. • Switching between Digital and Fashion styles now animate correctly. • Explanations opened from the info buttons no longer get cut off part-way through.
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