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Version 1.0.2 · 2026-09-05
Introducing Wardrobe Color Match! Scan any item in your closet and instantly discover Wada Sanzo–inspired color combinations that pair perfectly with it!!
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2026-09-05.








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Discover color combinations inspired by Wada Sanzo, the legendary
Japanese painter whose 1930s work became known worldwide as A
Dictionary of Color Combinations.
This app draws on Wada Sanzo's color theory to give you a tool you'll
actually use — browse curated palettes, scan real-world colors, and
copy exact codes in seconds.
FEATURES
• A curated color combinations library inspired by Wada Sanzo —
classic-style color palettes in one place
• Color Scanner — point your camera at any color and instantly see
every combination and compatible color it belongs to across the
library
• Instant codes — copy HEX, RGB, HSB, and HSL for any color in a palette
• Save your favorite color combinations and color palettes into custom
collections
• Search and filter by palette name, hue, or mood…
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Introducing Wardrobe Color Match! Scan any item in your closet and instantly discover Wada Sanzo–inspired color combinations that pair perfectly with it!!
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