Colorosity vs Haishoku

Whether you're a developer, a designer, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of colors, Colorosity makes finding and exploring the perfect shades super easy. With support for RGB, HSB, and CMYK color modes, this app allows you to experiment with and capture your favorite colors.

Haishoku (配色) is Japanese for "color combination." Pronounced hai-SHO-koo. Here, a daily camera-based color game. Each morning, three colors are released. Use your phone's camera to find them in the world around you — one at a time, no rush. The app reads color in real time and tells you how close your match is. The day's three colors are drawn from a hundred years of color theory — Sanzo Wada, Johannes Itten, Albert Munsell, Le Corbusier — beginning with Wada's 1933 Dictionary of Colour Combinations. The world is your studio. — Open the app and play. No account needed for the daily game, nothing to set up. — Your camera stays on your device. The camera samples color frame by frame; we don't capture, save, or upload any photos. — Color-vision aware. During first launch, you can tell Haishoku how you see color — standard, protanopia, deuteranopia, or tritanopia — and the app filters its daily palette to triads distinguishable in your perceived color space. Change it any time in Settings. — Optional daily reminder. One notification a day, at the time you choose, only if you opt in. Off by default. — Free to play, with light ads. Haishoku+ is an optional subscription that removes the ads and adds an archive of recent puzzles you can play — go back and play a day you missed, or replay one to sharpen your match — plus a quiet stats overview (days played, streak, tier distribution, average match accuracy) and cross-device sync of your match history. The daily game is complete and free — Haishoku+ adds depth, it doesn't gate the core. — Sign-in is required for Haishoku+ on iPhone, with Apple or Google. Your subscription is tied to your account and follows you across your devices. The free daily game never asks for sign-in.