CrispyWorld

CrispyWorld is a color palette extractor and mixer for anyone who works with
color: designers, artists, decorators, or anyone who ever spotted a color in
the real world and wished they had the hex code. Point your camera at
anything — a sunset, a wall, a bag of coffee, a stranger's jacket — and
CrispyWorld pulls out the five dominant colors instantly, ready to save, tag,
and export.

WHAT IT DOES
Open the Capture tab and CrispyWorld's live camera viewfinder is already
running inside a circular lens. Tap the shutter and the app analyzes the frame
with an on-device k-means color algorithm, weighting vivid, saturated colors
over washed-out backgrounds so the palette it returns actually matches what
you were pointing at, not just the five most common pixels. Don't have
something in front of you? Pull any of the procedural gallery photos in
Discover instead, or reach for the daily curated palette. Every palette gets a
human-readable name for each swatch — "Bright Leaf," "Muted Amber," "Deep
Violet" — not just a hex code, so you can talk about your colors without
memorizing six-digit numbers.

KEY FEATURES
✓ Camera color extraction — five dominant colors pulled from any live camera
frame, with automatic fallback so the feature always works even without
camera access
✓ Photo palette extraction — pull a five-color palette from any image in the
Discover gallery with one tap
✓ Color Mixer — drag two colors together on a canvas and watch them blend in
real time, switching between subtractive (paint-style) and additive
(light-style) mixing math
✓ Library with search, sort, and tags — every saved palette is searchable by
name, hex code, or tag, and sortable by date, name, or color count
✓ Five export formats — share a palette as a designed PNG card, plain hex
text, CSS custom properties, a SwiftUI color array, or a real Adobe Swatch
Exchange (.ase) file that opens directly in Photoshop and Illustrator
✓ Daily & trending palettes — a new curated palette every day, drawn from a
365-palette catalog, plus a rotating trending shelf
✓ Ten color-theory articles — short, illustrated reads on the color wheel,
color schemes, warm vs. cool, color psychology, HSV, harmony, and more,
each with a hands-on interactive demo built into the article
✓ Full data ownership — export your entire library to a single archive file
and import it back on any device, no account required

HOW IT WORKS
1. Open Capture and point your camera at anything with color in it.
2. Tap the shutter to extract a five-color palette, then name it and save it
to your Library.
3. Browse Discover for curated palettes and procedural photos, or open Learn
to read about color theory and play with the Color Mixer.
4. From any saved palette, tap Export to share it as an image, code snippet,
or a real .ase swatch file your design tools can open directly.

WHY CRISPYWORLD
Most color-picker apps stop at a single tap-to-sample color. CrispyWorld
extracts a full five-color palette with real clustering math, gives every
swatch a name a human would actually use, and exports straight into the file
formats designers already work in — including genuine Adobe Swatch Exchange,
not just a screenshot. There's no account to create and no ad interrupting
your workflow.

PRIVACY
CrispyWorld works fully offline. Your palettes, tags, and settings are stored
only on your device — nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and there are
no ads.

Questions or ideas? We'd love to hear from you.