Sadly, I lack the ability to generate good palettes. I just have a hole in my brain where that ability should go. So a palette generator is no help, for me.<p>Is there a good, reasonably active, site with a list of palettes that talented people were good enough to make Freely available? I used to go to kuler.adobe.com (spelling?) but I think it changed and I've since had trouble finding one that is as good.
Hey folks! Loving the comments on trying to use the screenshot. I thought it would be really nice to have a full size demo of the product rather than a scaled down graphic - but it turns out there could be a downside!<p>Happy to answer any and all of your questions!
The app looks great! I appreciate the native Mac design, and the tab picker at the top is well done.<p>The intro video was helpful to see the app in action, but it was hard for me to understand the actual process of how I would "create a palette from a single color". It might be helpful to have more of a tutorial video with voice over that walks through starting with a color, and getting to a full palette.<p>The tagline of creating a palette from a single color is very compelling to me (as a developer with a modicum of design talent), but I was confused/overwhelmed by all the options and it was hard for me to piece together what was happening in the preview video.
I actually tried to use the screenshot. Autoplay is disabled in my browser, I suppose it's easier to see that it's not a webapp when the video is playing.
Just going by what I see in the video, I get the impression that the color palettes are generated in RGB space? I think you should at least support Lab if you want to call the app professional.
I can't find any copy on the MAS listings or on the website that describes the differences between Paletter and Paletter Lite. Even just a feature matrix would be good.
The product looks interesting. The website is pretty aggressive about trying to open the App Store.<p>What is the difference between the Lite version and the paid version?
I commend the author on their entrepreneurialism. Not sure why this needs to be a native app. You can code up a web app to generate color palettes in about 20 minutes, which is a fun excercise. Or you can just google color palette generator:<p><a href="https://tailwind.ink" rel="nofollow">https://tailwind.ink</a><p><a href="https://huey.design" rel="nofollow">https://huey.design</a><p><a href="https://www.tailwindshades.com" rel="nofollow">https://www.tailwindshades.com</a><p><a href="https://tailwind.simeongriggs.dev" rel="nofollow">https://tailwind.simeongriggs.dev</a><p><a href="https://javisperez.github.io/tailwindcolorshades/" rel="nofollow">https://javisperez.github.io/tailwindcolorshades/</a><p><a href="https://tailwind-color-picker.jessarcher.com" rel="nofollow">https://tailwind-color-picker.jessarcher.com</a><p>Also, maybe consider hosting on Netlify or Vercel or Github Pages, or anything that doesn't require a server to spin up for a static site.