ColorKeeper: Daily Color

No feed. No accounts. Just one color a day, named and kept. A quiet ritual for noticing color, and remembering what it meant to you.

Every day, Colorkeeper shows the world one color. The same color, for everyone, everywhere; deterministic, not random, generated fresh each day from the date itself. No two people ever see a different color on the same day, and no server decides it. Your phone works it out on its own.

That's the whole app. There's no feed, no likes, no accounts, no backend. Just today's color, given a name like "Quiet Ember" or "Second Wind," sitting there until tomorrow.

WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT

See today's color, its name, and its hex code, the moment you open the app Look back at your last five days, and this month, laid out as a grid of color Write a short note on any day, what a color reminded you of, what kind of day it was and favorite the ones that stick with you Add a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget so today's color is always one glance away Once a month, get a private month-in-review: a color that stood out, and a short reflection on what your notes meant, written entirely on your device

BUILT TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY

Colorkeeper doesn't send anything anywhere. Your notes and favorites live only on your phone. The month-in-review is generated on-device using Apple Intelligence, nothing you write is ever transmitted, logged, or seen by anyone but you. There's no account to create because there's nothing to sync to.

It's a small, quiet thing. A color a day, and nothing else.