Paletta

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Paletta

One colour a day, kept as a diary.

Version1.3
Updated2026-08-24
Size4 MB
RequiresiOS 17.0
LanguagesEnglish, Japanese, Korean +2
Age rating4+
AccountNot needed
PriceFree
AdsNone
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About

Paletta picks one color that suits you each day, and lets you

write a line about your day on top of that color — a color diary.

A first survey learns your taste and temperament, then your daily

color is chosen from the season, the weather, and your own persona.

A reason and a short story always come with it.

· Today's color — a different color each day, and why it was chosen

· A line a day — hold today's mood and story inside the color

· A calendar of days — colors gather into a month, then a year

· Color dex — 492 colors, 69 color stories, from ultramarine to indigo

[Pro] Unlock forever with one purchase

· Full past records · Monthly & yearly color reports

· Export your year as a color poster · Diary themes

Not a tool for picking colors, but a diary that keeps your days in color.

Version history

Every release since 1.0.

1.3 2026-08-24
  • Fixed calendar dates not opening when tapped.
  • Mood tags now follow your selected language.
  • Traditional color names now show romanized readings.
  • Solar term characters render in the right script for your language.
1.1
  • You can now turn your daily color and one-line diary into a beautiful card and share it to Instagram Stories and more — just tap the share button on the Today screen.
1.0

First release.

What it stores

A summary of this app's privacy policy — nothing here is a new claim.

Data
Why
Where
Your colour diary and preferences
The whole point of the app
On your iPhone
Your coordinates
Weather, which tunes the day's colour
Sent, not stored by us
Name, email, advertising ID
—
Never collected

Documents

What this app stores is written in its privacy policy.

These are mirrors kept on this site. The versions registered with the App Store live in the legal hub on GitHub.

Something wrong with it?

Write to [email protected] and the person who wrote Paletta will read it.