MagentaColor 4+

This is a great app for developer or designers who have to work with specific colors a lot. I love that you can share the color details easily and that it generates palettes for you!

First time ever writing a review cause normally I can’t be bothered but eh why not make an exception I guess. Here’s why I rated it one star:

•You can’t actually input any hex codes/rgb numbers. The only “choose a specific color” option is a slider cranked to maximum sensitivity.
•The UI is not very intuitive. If you go to customize colors and don’t take at least a few seconds looking for a back arrow or something then I’ll be surprised. Tap on the blank area at the top to get back to the main page.
•Lastly and what probably should’ve been first: it crashes. This is what I mean by the title of this review. I only wanted this app to generate palettes with one specific color but thought that, hey, maybe if it consistently generates decent looking random palettes I might keep it cause why not. Yea it seems to generate ones that are, honestly pretty good. At least from the 8 total I saw. It crashed at 5 but I had chrome open with 80-so tabs in the back which ok yea understandable. So I closed Chrome, waited a few seconds, reopened the app and it generated 3 more before crashing again.

I debated raising this to two stars cause from the (admittedly few) palettes each of them looked nice, maybe even very nice, even though the app keeps crashing before you can get through many. But alas, quality doesn’t matter if it can’t reliably be available.

While you can use a color pallet on your computer, the ease of use combined with being able to see how colors REALLY pop on a mobile OLED display make this a whole different experience.