Chroma, app analytics for September 18

Chroma is a tiny atelier for weekday color. If you freeze at the hanger but don't want another over-planned outfit app, set a sitting—Today, Evening, Rain, or Weekend—draw a primary and accent from a 24-swatch stack, and print a palette card: two wet wells, hex values, and one outfit sentence underneath. Unlike a blank mood board, Chroma gives you a finished card you can file in your color box and hold against your closet. Everything—cards, hanger samples, notes, and coin balance—stays on your device, so the ritual works offline with no account. What you can do: • What you can do: • Draw primary and accent colors for Today, Evening, Rain, or Weekend • Pick one of three wear lines and stamp an outfit sentence onto your card • File pairings in All, Pinned, or Today lanes, then pin, revise, or export later • Sample a garment from camera or album into nine average color wells • Add a ten-second muse note to a closet sample • Redraw twice a day free if a pair sits wrong • Try Mix for complementary, analogous, or split harmonies from your last card • No account, no cloud lookbook—your palettes, notes, and hanger stills stay local. Consumable coins are used for extra redraws, card export, and split smear, available in-app. • Turn two swatches into a stamped card.