Plugin

truehue

True Hue runs a protocol modeled on what a certified color analyst runs in a $300–$400 in-person consultation. That means five calibrated photos, a 15+ item questionnaire, and four-dimension analysis (undertone, value, chroma, contrast) with evidence cited from specific photos and answers. Before a season is named, a mandatory mid-analysis check-in catches misreads. After draping comparison against both adjacent seasons, you get the full deliverable: ~36 hex codes by wardrobe role, colors to avoid with reasons, metals, neutrals specifically tailored ("your black," "your white," "your navy"), pattern and fabric guidance, and a shoppable starter capsule at two budget tiers. The plugin covers four modes — full analysis, closet audit, single-item check, palette refinement — and honors genuine ambiguity with a between-seasons protocol instead of forcing binary verdicts. Deep skin and olive complexions are first-class cases, not afterthoughts. Color-blind users get an opt-in accessible deliverable format. Privacy guidance is presented before photo intake.

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11 October 2026

Last observed

12 October 2026

What the code does

Static analysis found none of the capabilities we track, such as shell commands, network requests or file writes, in the latest version.

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