PaletteWright 2.3 brings method-aware color-vision review and constrained repair to the touch-first iPad workflow. • Adjust protan, deutan, and tritan severity with published Machado matrices and review Rec. 709 achromatopsia. • Rank semantic color collisions with affected-component and redundant-cue guidance. • Generate AA/AAA candidates while preserving locked roles and source stops. • Review every proposed change and its downstream impact before applying it. • Export adaptive Web and Apple handoff with method, color, and decision provenance.

PaletteWright 2.2 brings the new accessibility model to the touch-first iPad workflow. • Declare foreground/background relationships across Light, Dark, and Increased Contrast modes. • Check default, hover, pressed, and focus states with usage-specific WCAG thresholds. • Distinguish Pass, Fail, and Needs Review when aliases or alpha context are unresolved. • Evaluate tagged Display-P3 and sRGB colors with exact WCAG 2.2 math. • Compare signed APCA Lc and typography guidance without treating it as a WCAG 3 claim. • Review repairs before applying them and preserve complete method and color provenance.

Added the following languages: Arabic, Dutch, Hebrew, Korean, Polish, and Portuguese (Brazil).

PaletteWright 2.0 brings a completely redesigned, touch-first color-system workspace to iPad. • Move naturally through five clear stages: Source, Build, Roles, Validate, and Ship. • Capture source images directly with the iPad camera or choose an image from Photos. • Extract colors using Row, Column, Stripe, Dominant Colors, or a movable and resizable Region. • Review sampled swatches before adding them to your palette. • Place and adjust gradient stops more precisely with Apple Pencil or touch. • Organize palettes into projects with persistent undo/redo, automatic recovery backups, named releases, changelogs, and rollback. • Build and compare semantic color systems across Light, Dark, and High Contrast modes. • Search roles, create aliases and custom roles, edit in bulk, and drag colors between theme modes. • Review improved Auto-Fix AA proposals before applying selected accessibility repairs. • Drag palettes into compatible apps as Adobe Swatch Exchange (ASE) files. • Export and share code, design tokens, Figma Variables JSON, palette files, reports, and other production assets. • Use Shortcuts, Spotlight, and deep links to open Capture, Fix, Compile, Roles, or a specific palette. • Work more comfortably in landscape, Split View, and Stage Manager with a pinned preview and adaptive Inspector. • Sync projects, palettes, and release history through iCloud Drive with local-first conflict protection. • Purchase and restore flows are more reliable, with visible progress, cancel and retry controls, and clearer error recovery. • Complete localization is now available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish.

PaletteWright 1.2 adds a new Welcome experience that makes PaletteWright easier to learn on Mac and iPad. - New guided overview for capture/import, palette building, validation, Figma/code export, Project Tokens, Command-K, Preview Window, and Palette Dock. - Welcome appears on first launch and when a new version or build is installed. - Reopen Welcome from Help on Mac, the menu-bar extra, or the in-app info menu on iPad. - Optional Show Welcome at Startup setting. - Updated in-app and website user guides.

PaletteWright 1.1.2 refines the preview workflow on Mac and iPad by making the three palette views explicit: Color Preview Bar, Preview Window, and Palette Dock. Highlights - Color Preview Bar can now be shown or hidden. Keep it on for inline gradient context, or hide it when the detail view needs more room. - Preview Window remains the larger live palette inspection surface for gradient, swatches, interface preview, and contrast context. - Palette Dock is the compact swatch surface for keeping the active palette nearby while another app, document, or window stays in front. - Mac View menu display options are harmonized as checked Show commands, including Detail Navigation Rail, Color Preview Bar, Exact LUT Preview, Step Markers, Dithering Preview, Palette Preview, and Palette Dock. - Preview Window and Palette Dock menu checkmarks now track window visibility more consistently. - iPad adds the Preview Surfaces toolbar menu for Color Preview Bar, Preview Window, and Palette Dock. - Website and in-app user guides now explain when to use each palette view on Mac and iPad. iPad-Specific Improvements - PaletteWright 1.1.2 brings the same preview-surface model to iPad. - New Preview Surfaces toolbar menu controls the Color Preview Bar, Preview Window, and Palette Dock. - Palette Dock is now available as a compact iPadOS window for active swatches and quick copying. - The Color Preview Bar can be hidden when you want more room in the detail workflow. - The iPad guide now explains when to use each palette view.