Every decision a person makes starts with what they can perceive — and for over a billion people, the very first input, color, is missing or unreliable. ColorSense gives it back. The free app is the way in. The Prism is the truth. Every scan a human confirms makes the whole system smarter. Vision is where we start. It is not where we stop.
The thinking behind it →
Six ideas we prototyped, debated, and decided on — honestly.
We built three versions. Every one required the user to manage a phone — the exact dependency we were trying to eliminate. Gone.
Useless for someone with low vision. Added cost, complexity, and a failure point. The voice is the interface.
“Hey ColorSense” is great when it works. One physical button won for reliability in noisy rooms and mornings when you just need it to work.
Beautiful on a nightstand. Terrible for fabric contact. The wand shape lets the sensor window press flat against a garment — essential for accurate reads.
Cameras guess from reflected light under ambient conditions. Spectral sensors measure. Navy and black look the same in a photo. Not to our sensor.
The device works offline. Always. Cloud AI adds richer fabric descriptions and outfit context when connected — but it’s enhancement, never a dependency.
Before we designed anything, we wrote these down. Every decision since has been measured against them.
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