Never wear the wrong color again

Two ways. First, we measure the real tones in your photo instead of asking quiz questions — that's how in-person studios work. Second, you can test us: run the same photo twice and you'll get the same season, with the same confidence score. Apps that guess can't pass that test.

Your analysis runs on your own device, and your try-on renders are generated in memory and discarded. We only keep anything if you choose to save your report to an account — and then it's encrypted, visible only to you, never used to train anything, and automatically deleted after 30 days. You can also erase everything instantly from your account at any time.

No. The free preview shows your undertone (warm or cool), your single best color and your single worst — on your own face. You only pay if you want the full report, and you can see exactly what's in it above, before spending anything.

It happens — usually because of lighting. Your report shows which season came second and why, and you can re-run the analysis with a better photo for free. Still not convinced? Your report shows the full reasoning, so you can judge it like a stylist would.

If you can take a selfie, you can do this. Three steps, about two minutes: a photo, three quick questions about your hair and eyes, and your result. Everything is explained in normal words — the science stays under the hood unless you want to peek.

Free apps make their money another way — your data, ads, or a subscription that starts after the teaser. We charge once, plainly, for a finished report you keep — including 12 photoreal renders of you, which cost us real money to generate. An in-person draping session runs $200–300; this is the same method, measured digitally.