ColorDeBlind - how color blind people see the world. App Reviews

58 years old and someone has finally helped me judge color. This is the most clever application that exploits the genius of Apple hardware that I've seen. An A+ app that should cost $10.

Thank you to the developers of this fantastic tool. Several times a day I had to guess or research how to find out what color something was. Now I can just point this app at the color in question and move on. A real time saver for me. Thank you from a red/green challenged person.

I've tried them all. It's fast and actually changes the colors so I can see them.

My family is always asking me what it's like to be colorblind. Using this app I can finally show them what it's like. Hopefully now they will stop making fun of me.

Really good app that helps me explain my deficiency. And, it really does work. We'll worth the few $.

Really helped me understand how my friend sees things, very helpful app!

When I recently learned my son was colorblind I felt really sad for him. Through using this app to see the world as he sees it I have begun to appreciate the more subtle beauty of the world in shades of blue and yellow. It's also really useful when considering books to get for him and other teaching materials. I can see when things get lost in the background. Only thing I would change is when you take the picture for comparison you would have the option to save it to your photo album.

I love being able to use this app to see what my graphs will look like to my team members who can't always distinguish between colors.

Until I saw this app I never knew I was colorblind. I thought everyone saw what I did..... apparently not.

Who knew colorblind people see so crappy??! Jk. But seriously. I like the app.

I have protanopia colorblindness, this app really helps me. It also helps my family see what I see 🙂. Would really recommend this.

I like it, though it could have simulation of partial color deficiency, maybe with a slider for how much. It might also use some “About…” text popup that explains the app and how to use it. The single-view display does not clearly show what processing is applied to that view, or how to change it. No processing is only displayed when doing color-value capture with a square at the center of the view. The multiview could also include no processing. It could display only deficiency selection, only