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A New Way to See Color Blindness – Right Through Your Camera

Imagine pointing your phone at a garden, a painting, or a street sign, and instantly seeing it the way someone with color blindness does. That’s exactly what this app offers: a live, visual simulation of the world through the eyes of a person with protanomaly, deuteranomaly, or tritanomaly. But it’s more than a filter – it’s a complete diagnostic toolkit. You get two clinically recognized tests: the Ishihara plates for red-green deficiency and the Farnsworth D-15 hue arrangement test for detailed color discrimination. No guesswork, no eye doctor visit required. Just tap and test.

Camera Mode: See the World in a Different Spectrum

The real standout feature is the live camera filter. It overlays real-time color blindness simulations directly onto whatever your phone sees. You can toggle between five common types of color vision deficiency, including protanopia and tritanopia, and watch the scene shift. This isn’t just for testing yourself – it’s an educational tool. Share a side-by-side comparison screenshot with friends or family via email or social media to show exactly how colors appear to someone with a deficiency. The split-screen mode lets you compare normal vision with a simulated deficiency simultaneously, making it easy to spot the differences in hue and saturation.

Two Core Tests: Ishihara & Farnsworth D-15

• Ishihara Test (38 plates): Tap through classic color-dot patterns to identify numbers hidden in the circles. Each plate targets a specific type of red-green deficiency, with results calculated instantly after completion.
• Farnsworth D-15 Test: Drag and drop 15 colored caps into the correct hue sequence. The app analyzes your arrangement and maps the errors onto a polar diagram, showing exactly which color axis you struggle with – useful for detecting tritan (blue-yellow) issues.
• Split-Screen Comparison: Run either test with normal vision on one side and the simulated deficiency on the other, helping you understand the test mechanics while verifying your own results.

User Interface & Accessibility

The interface is built for speed and clarity. Buttons are large, labels are high-contrast, and every test step is explained with a brief on-screen instruction. Results are displayed as a simple pass/fail rating plus a severity indicator (mild, moderate, strong). The app saves your last three test histories locally, so you can track changes over time without creating an account. Regular updates (currently version 1.8) add new Ishihara plate sets and improve camera latency. No registration, no data uploads – everything runs offline.

• Live Camera Simulation: See the world in real-time through five color blindness filters, with adjustable intensity sliders for each deficiency type.
• Shareable Results: Export test results and camera screenshots directly to messaging apps or email for discussion with an optometrist.
• Zero Ads in Premium Mode: The free version shows occasional banner ads, but the Turbo subscription removes all advertisements and unlocks unlimited test attempts and camera recording.

Download the App Now – Exclusive Access for First Users

Limited offer: Activate your free trial of Turbo mode today and unlock the full camera suite, ad-free testing, and unlimited result exports. This is the only tool on the Play Store that combines a clinical-grade color blindness test with a live camera simulator in a single, lightweight package. Don’t wait – the first 500 users get lifetime access to all future updates at no extra cost.

Internet connection required for initial download and social sharing features. In-app purchases available for Turbo subscription (ad-free, unlimited tests).