Your color season + 24-color palette
One selfie. Sci\ART 12-season placement out, with the reasoning shown alongside. Best ten, neutrals, and "wear-with-care" colors. Free.
AI personal-color analysis that turns into a daily wardrobe coach. Outfits, weather, gaps, and shopping all filtered by what flatters you.
Personal color analysis used to mean a stylist, a $300 in-person session, and a week of waiting. Tonebook brings the same framework (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, four sub-seasons each) into a 60-second analysis grounded in the Sci\ART 12-season tradition.
Front camera, natural light, no filter. The app guides you through framing in under 20 seconds.
The app reads skin, hair, and eye pixels in sRGB and converts to perceptual color space (Lab, OKLCH) to separate true undertone from ambient lighting cast. Warm, cool, or neutral. Measured, not guessed.
Twelve cells, one match. We place you on the wheel: Soft Autumn, Cool Winter, Light Spring. With the reasoning shown alongside.
Curated for clothing, makeup, and hair. Exportable, shoppable, swatched against the brands you already wear.
Once Tonebook reads your season, it stays in the loop. Every outfit suggestion, every shopping rec, every Style Check is filtered through the palette that actually flatters you.
One selfie. Sci\ART 12-season placement out, with the reasoning shown alongside. Best ten, neutrals, and "wear-with-care" colors. Free.
Add clothes via camera. Tonebook extracts dominant colors and tags by category, then generates outfits for nine occasions — workwear, weddings, vacation, and more — picked from your closet, in your palette.
Today's color rotates from your palette. Your outfit pick adapts to the actual weather. Style Check lets you snap any item — lipstick, top, accessory — to instantly know if it matches.
Tonebook sees the gaps in your closet and suggests three picks at three price tiers, all in your palette. Wallet card export for in-store browsing. Hair, makeup, and accessories guidance per season.
Tonebook just shipped. We're not pretending to have hundreds of reviews we haven't earned yet. We're inviting the first wave of users to put the system through its paces. Real reviews, real palettes, real season placements published as they come in.
One selfie, taken in north-window light. Sixty seconds later: your undertone, your sub-season, and twelve colors that work on your face.The Tonebook methodLight Spring
Free first scan. No account. On-device pre-processing. Plus is optional.How it worksLight Summer
Press, creators, color analysts: say hi for a Plus pass and a brief.For working analystsDeep Winter
We're not the only color app. We're the one that doesn't guess.
Free five-minute quizzes guess. Tonebook measures.
We sample real pixels under modeled light. Quizzes ask you to self-rate vein color in your kitchen.
$300 in-person consults take a week. Tonebook in 60 seconds.
Same 12-season framework, machine-read from a single selfie. No appointment, no driving.
Pinterest boards are someone else's palette. Yours is yours.
Twelve curated colors based on your actual undertone. Exportable to your shopping list, your closet, your camera roll.
Cladwell builds capsules. Tonebook builds capsules in your colors.
Other wardrobe apps prescribe outfits without knowing your skin tone. Tonebook every suggestion is filtered by your actual season — the unique wedge no other app has.
Ordered by what people actually worry about, not by what we'd like to lead with.
Pre-processing is on-device. Only the cropped face crop and the derived color samples are sent for analysis, encrypted in transit. Selfies are processed in-flight and not retained on our servers. See the Privacy Policy and Biometric Disclosure for the full data flow.
Not without explicit opt-in. The training-data toggle is off by default, lives in Settings → Privacy, and you can revoke consent at any time. Opted-in photos are anonymized and stripped of EXIF metadata before they reach any training set.
Tonebook just launched, so we don't have published agreement data yet. The model is calibrated against the Sci\ART 12-season tradition; we're collecting structured feedback from the first wave of users and certified human analysts and will publish a real accuracy figure once the dataset is large enough to mean something. You can request a re-analysis with a new selfie any time on Plus.
Free: one full color analysis, your season, your 24-color palette. Pro ($59.99/year, with a 7-day free trial): wardrobe tracker (add clothes via camera, auto-extract dominant colors), AI outfit generator across nine occasions (workwear, weddings, vacation, date, gym, more), Style Check (snap any item — lipstick, top, accessory — to instantly know if it matches your palette), weather-aware daily outfits, gap analysis with three-tier shopping picks, makeup + hair + accessories guidance per season, and palette exports for in-store browsing. Other tiers available: Pro Monthly $9.99, Lifetime $129.99, Starter Report $6.99 one-time. Subscription auto-renews until canceled in iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions.
Yes. Refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com. Apple's standard policy is generous within 14 days of charge.
iPhone XS and newer, iOS 16+. The model is trained on a deliberately diverse dataset spanning Fitzpatrick I–VI; if you ever feel your placement is off, send the analysis ID to support and we'll route it to a human reviewer.
Not on the v1 roadmap. We're focused on getting iOS exactly right; Android is on the table for late 2026 if demand justifies the parallel calibration work.