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Is this navy blue, black or red?

There are a lot of ways color and clothing can trip you up. LookSense builds in rules to account for some of the most common sight impairments, so the color, contrast, and matching you get fit how you actually see. Pick a vision type below and play with it.

What the app does.

The app does the work, tuned to how you see. No perfect color vision required.

Set it up for your eyes

Tell LookSense how you see: deuteranopia, protanopia, tritanopia, low vision, or none of the above. The color and matching rules adjust to you.

Coordinate with confidence

LookSense reads the real color and fabric of what you own, then handles the coordination for you: what pairs well, what clashes, and the no-no rules that keep an outfit from fighting itself.

Check before you leave

Throw the look on, snap a mirror check, and get a plain read on whether it works before you walk out the door.

Listen if you’d rather

Turn on read-aloud and LookSense speaks what it sees, so you can use the whole thing by ear.

Coming: point and read

A dedicated LookSense reader that gets a garment’s true color and fabric the moment you touch it to the cloth, then says it out loud. The app works today. This is for when you want the hardware.

Join the hardware list →

“A burgundy crewneck wool sweater” with a push of a button can use your existing wardrobe to find what pairs with it best.

What color independence sounds like

What you get.

Color, contrast, and pattern named in plain words.
Color coordination handled for you, tuned to how you see.
No-no clash rules that flag what fights before you wear it.
A check-before-you-leave read on the whole outfit.
Optional voice read-aloud, if you’d rather listen than look.
Independence, not a workaround.