ToneFit vs Lunoris

ToneFit tells you which of the 12 color seasons you are — Light Spring, Cool Winter, Soft Autumn — and turns that name into colors you can actually wear. You don't have to take it on faith: the reasoning is visible, and you can hold the colors up to your own face to check. TWO STEPS, TWELVE SEASONS Photograph your wrist, then your face. ToneFit reads warmth, depth and clarity and places you in one of the 12 seasons. Three sliders show where you land on each axis — "slightly warm", "deep" — and you can override the result if you disagree. DRAPE IT ON YOURSELF Pick a photo, hold two colors up beside your face, and see which one makes your skin look clearer. That's what a color consultant does with fabric. The photo stays on your device and is never saved. YOUR OWN COLOR PALETTE Colors that suit you, colors that lift you, colors to skip — plus whether gold or silver sits better on you. Five occasions (everyday, work, travel, date, festive) each shift the palette. TRY-ON MIRROR Try lipstick, blush and foundation live on your own face with the front camera, and stack them to see the whole look. Nine lipstick families in matte, satin or gloss, and 15 foundation shades. Your season's safe shades are free to try; colors that clash are marked "!". The live view stays on your phone — nothing is photographed, recorded or saved. MADE FOR iPHONE DUO Half-fold your iPhone Duo and it becomes a makeup mirror: the mirror sits above the crease and your shades below. The layout follows the fold, and the tab bar moves to the side where the system calls for it. MATCH WHAT YOU ALREADY OWN Photograph a garment and ToneFit reads its real color, then judges it against your season's palette: great match, workable, or skip. Every check is saved so you can look back before you shop. CHECK COLORS IN THE STORE, OR FROM ANY PHOTO Point the camera at a garment in the store and see right away whether it suits you. ToneFit only reads the live view — nothing is photographed or saved. Spot a piece in Safari or Photos? Share the image to ToneFit and get the verdict on the spot. HOME SCREEN AND LOCK SCREEN WIDGETS The Color of the Day widget puts today's suggested color on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, so one glance before you leave tells you what to wear. COMPARE TWO COLORS SIDE BY SIDE Torn between two shirts? Put the colors head to head and get a clear verdict — along with the reasoning behind it. SAVE AND SHARE Keep favorite colors in one list, and turn your result into a clean summary card. The card never includes your photos. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything is analyzed on your iPhone. No photo ever leaves your device, no account is required, and original photos are never saved. ToneFit keeps only the structured result — and you can erase all of it in two taps. Available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish and German.

The bite has its hour. The lake stills. A ripple where there was nothing. Then the rod tip trembles — and the whole day makes sense. Every angler lives for that stretch of time. The trouble is reaching it before it passes. Lunoris was made for people who would rather read the water than chase noise. THE SOLUNAR WATCH At the centre of the app is a 24-hour dial built for your coordinates — not the nearest city's forecast, but the sky above your spot. Blue arcs mark the major windows: the two hours each day when fish, by long observation, feed with purpose. Gold traces minor periods at moonrise and moonset. Moon overhead and underfoot sit at the top and bottom of the face. A hand moves through your local time. One look tells you where you stand. Inside the window? Twenty minutes early? Already past the peak? No almanac. No arithmetic. The whole day, readable at a glance. THE FISHING SCORE Below the dial, a score from 0 to 100 weighs moon phase, solunar timing, weather, barometric pressure, and geomagnetic activity into one plain verdict — Excellent, Good, Fair, or Poor. Leave now, or wait for the next arc? Lunoris lets you decide before you rig a rod. WHERE THE IDEA COMES FROM Anglers were reading the moon and barometer long before anyone shipped an app. In 1926, John Alden Knight went through thousands of catch records and found what old hands already suspected: feeding often clusters into windows tied to the moon passing overhead, underfoot, at rise, and at set. For a hundred years those tables lived in almanacs and pocket notebooks. Barometer lore lived in porch talk — pressure holding, fish willing; pressure falling, bite gone quiet. Lunoris brings both traditions onto one screen — Knight's windows, today's weather, pressure trend, twilight, geomagnetic activity — for your water, not someone else's. INSIDE THE APP — ALL OF IT, FREE Solunar Watch — the full bite day before you load the car. Fishing Score — one number from moon, solunar peaks, pressure trend, wind, cloud, season, and Kp. The same logic on Home, calendar, and widget. Best Targets — which fish families are likely active near you today. 365-day Calendar — scroll months ahead and pick days when moon and solunar line up. Active Sessions and "Caught!" — start a session on the bank. One tap records a fish with GPS, a photo, and a snapshot of the sky exactly as it was. Journal — sessions, catches, photographs; a private log, not a spreadsheet. Your Map — every spot you have earned, kept on your device alone. Personal Insights — over time, your patterns emerge: moon phases, pressure bands, baits, hours, success by spot. Nothing leaves the phone. Home Screen Widget — score and peak window for each saved location. Notifications — strong days, major solunar periods, sudden pressure shifts. Fishing Restrictions — local rules where data exists. ON THE WATER Moon and solunar math run on your phone without a signal. Weather updates when you have one; if a front outruns the forecast, tap Recalculate now. Dawn on a lake you have fished for years. A cliff of falling pressure at dusk. One free hour — is the drive worth it? Lunoris trades guesswork for a clear read. Everything included. No subscription. No ads. The score is angling tradition turned into software — a guide, not a promise. Know your regulations. Fish carefully.