... last Friday's launch we've shipped 0.5.1 through 0.5.9: Lua plugins, cloud sharing and review, responsive layouts with prototypes and HTML export, chroma key plus 30 raster filters and effects, editable gradients and compound paths, a screen-wide eyedropper, and a pile of bug fixes. I'm shipping new features daily, and 0.6.0 is right behind it. If omadesign has been useful to you, I'd love your support and feedback on the new launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Thanks ... ... clearer install paths, gallery/welcome polish, and tightening the features people actually tried first. Keep the feedback coming; it changes the queue. Comment from Jared Coleman(@jared_coleman): @michaelh_rley Wondering how much of this roadmap was planned versus

... your browser's own picker a different one on every machine, and it forgot your preferences the moment you closed it. So we built our own. It remembers whether you like hex, RGB or HSL, and it has an eyedropper for grabbing a color straight off the screen, a photo of a real brick, say. A better wait change your mind any time Waiting used to be a commitment: pick a model, and you were watching that one until ...

... control for accurate contrast and exposure correction Selective Color Targeted adjustment of six color ranges (Red, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Blue, Magenta) Independent control of hue, saturation, and luminance Useful for skin tones, skies, foliage, and product colors White Balance Eyedropper sampling for neutral gray or skin tones Temperature and tint controls for fine correction All adjustments are non-destructive and stored in sidecar files, so original photos are never modified and edits can be revisited or removed at any time ... ... Workflow & Philosophy Local-first : no cloud, no accounts Non-destructive editing by design Smooth, distraction-free UI inspired by macOS photo apps GPU-accelerated previews for responsive color editing Who It s For Photographers looking for a FOSS alternative