John's Color Scanner 1.1.1

An app designed to assist individuals with color vision deficiency in color identification, aiding in daily tasks that rely on distinguishing between colors.

The application utilizes the device's camera, featuring a small square sight within the interface. By capturing a picture (with no data storage on the device), the app initially calculates the average red, green, and blue values from the targeted pixels within the sight. Following this process, it provides color name suggestions through three distinct methods, each explained thoroughly in the app's information section.

Moreover, the app offers convenient functionalities such as a "flashlight" button to toggle the device's light and a "lock" feature for stabilizing the camera's auto-exposure on compatible devices. When dealing with colors that require precise lighting conditions, especially lighter or brighter shades, exposure locking proves beneficial in ensuring accurate color capture.