Huey

Hey everyone! I built Huey because I was frustrated with existing color palette generators. They all do the same thing: generate 5 random colors that technically "go together" based on color theory. But when I tried to actually use these palettes in my designs, I'd realize I had no idea which color should be my primary, which was the accent, or where my background colors were. The problem is that designers don't need random harmonious colors – they need structured color systems with clear purpose. Which color gets 60% of the space? Which one is the attention-grabbing accent at 10%? Where are my neutrals? So I built Huey to generate palettes with actual hierarchy. Every color has a role. You can pin the ones you like and regenerate the rest. And there's a proper inspector so you can fine-tune values and see all the color formats you need. It's still early – I have a long roadmap of features I want to add (better export options, accessibility scoring, mood-based generation). But the core idea is working, and I'd love to hear what you think. What features would make this more useful for your workflow?