Scale
Turn one colour into many.
Build shades, tints, tones and hue steps from your primary colour, in the colour space you choose.

Scales, harmonies, themes and contrast checks in one Mac app.
macOS 15.5 or later

Scale
Build shades, tints, tones and hue steps from your primary colour, in the colour space you choose.

Pair
Complementary, split complementary, triadic, rectangle, tetradic and analogous sets, each built around your colour.

Mix
A board of 72 cells. Place colours as anchors and see every step between them, then keep the ones you like.

Theme
Primary, secondary, accent, neutral and status colours, each in twelve steps from background to text.

Contrast
Test any pair against WCAG 2 and APCA. Curves show where each pass mark lies, and Adjust FG or Adjust BG fixes a failing pair by changing lightness only.

Learn
Short lessons on hue, harmony and mixing. Every example uses your own colour, so the lessons change with it.

colours per palette, saved as you go, with undo.
export formats. ASE for Adobe apps, plus SVG and CSS.
accounts, trackers or network connections. The app never goes online.
is the oldest macOS it runs on. Built natively for the Mac.
Any Mac running macOS 15.5 Sequoia or later.
Irogasane is not notarized by Apple yet. Drag it to Applications and open it once. Then go to System Settings, Privacy & Security, and click Open Anyway. You only need to do this once.
No. The app has no network access, so nothing you make leaves your Mac.
In the app's own folder on your Mac. Every change saves on its own, and undo covers deleting and renaming.
Yes. Export a palette as ASE for Adobe apps, SVG for any design tool, or CSS custom properties for code.
Irogasane (色襲) means layered colours. It names the old practice of wearing colours in layers so their edges show together, which is what a good palette does too.