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ToneFit: Color Analysis
12-season color analysis that runs entirely on your iPhone
ToneFit places you in one of the 12 color seasons from two photos: your wrist and your face. Three sliders show where your warmth, depth and clarity land, and you can override the result if you disagree. Drape two colors beside your own face to check it yourself, then get palettes for five occasions, makeup, hair color and jewelry metals, and match clothes you already own. Everything runs on your iPhone: no upload, no account, no analytics SDK. Free to use, one-time unlock, no subscription.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Deland, the developer of ToneFit.
I built this because most color analysis apps I tried either upload your selfie to a server, charge a weekly subscription, or both, and none of them tell you *why* you got your result.
ToneFit works differently:
• Two photos, wrist and face. It reads warmth, depth and clarity, then places you in one of the 12 seasons. Three sliders show where you landed on each axis, and if you disagree you can override it.
• Draping: put two colors beside your own face and compare. It's what a color consultant does with fabric swatches.
• Everything runs on your iPhone. No account, no server, no analytics SDK. The app only goes online to talk to the App Store about the one-time unlock.
The hardest problem was lighting. Under warm indoor light almost everyone reads as "warm". I built a 637-case synthetic benchmark to tune the white balance correction: it takes correct undertone calls from 79.6% to 99.7% against a neutral wall, but drops them to 73.8% against a colored wall. So the app asks you to shoot in daylight in front of a white or grey wall. I'd rather tell you that than pretend it works everywhere.
Honest limitations: iPhone only for now, and the analysis is a transparent rule engine, not an AI chatbot.
Your season, the reasoning and your everyday colors are free. A one-time purchase unlocks the rest. No subscription, no ads.
I'd love feedback, especially if you think it got your season wrong. Tell me what lighting you shot in.
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About ToneFit: Color Analysis on Product Hunt
“12-season color analysis that runs entirely on your iPhone”
ToneFit: Color Analysis was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #88 on the daily leaderboard. ToneFit places you in one of the 12 color seasons from two photos: your wrist and your face. Three sliders show where your warmth, depth and clarity land, and you can override the result if you disagree. Drape two colors beside your own face to check it yourself, then get palettes for five occasions, makeup, hair color and jewelry metals, and match clothes you already own. Everything runs on your iPhone: no upload, no account, no analytics SDK. Free to use, one-time unlock, no subscription.
ToneFit: Color Analysis was featured in iOS (111k followers), Fashion (14.7k followers) and Beauty (8.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 49.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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