Here's the problem: ~8% of men and ~0.5% of women have some form of color vision deficiency. That means ripening fruit, cooked meat, wiring, maps, charts, and outfit matching are daily guesswork. Existing tools made you take a photo, wait, and squint at a result — nothing corrected the world live. So I built Color Blind Camera: 🎥 Live daltonization — real-time filters for protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, and achromatopsia, based on published research (Brettel et al., 1997) 👆 Tap-to-detect — tap anything, get the color name + RGB instantly 🖼️ Gallery daltonize — fix photos you've already taken 🔒 100% on-device — no uploads, no account, works offline What makes it different from other colorblind apps: it's real-time on the camera feed, not a photo-import workflow. And it's honest about the science rather than a gimmick. I'd love your feedback — especially on: 1. Which filter type do you (or someone you know) use? 2. Any features you wish it had?

Color Blind Camera

Real-time color correction for color blindness

Real-time color correction for color blindness