Colorella
One of these is yours.
Most people guess, buy the wrong colour, and find out at home. Colorella measures your colouring from three photos, on your phone, and tells you which colours are actually yours. Then it checks any garment in a shop.
Three photos. Ninety seconds. Once.
Measure
Colorella takes three calibration photos of your face and measures the colour of your skin, hair and eyes. The measurement happens on your phone. The same photos always give the same answer.
Your palette
You get your season and forty named colours, from the core dozen you can wear next to your face to the ones to leave on the rack. Every colour has a name and a hex code you can copy.
Scan anything
In a shop, point the camera at a garment and get a verdict against your palette. No more buying in store light and regretting it in daylight.
Colours with names, not vibes.
Burnt Sienna. Paprika. Mustard Seed. Moss. Your palette is a working list, not a mood board: each colour carries its own hex code, and the core tier is held to the strictest threshold, so you know exactly which ones earn a place next to your face.
Colour analysis has no scientific reference standard, and two human consultants will happily give you two different seasons. Colorella's promise is repeatability. It measures, it does not guess, and the same inputs always produce the same answer.
Measured on your phone.
On-device measurement
Your colour measurement runs on your phone, and your calibration photos are never uploaded. Your extra frames are deleted as soon as your palette is derived; one photo stays on your phone for your card and try-on, and one tap removes it.
Honest about the exceptions
The AI features that do send a photo to be read are named, one by one, in the privacy policy, written to be read.
Nothing sold, nothing trained
We never sell your data, and neither we nor our AI provider use it to train models.
Stop guessing in the fitting room.
Colorella is finishing its polish and coming to the App Store.
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