Sky Palette - Daily Sky Diary

What color was your sky today? Snap one photo, and Sky Palette turns that sky into a 5-color palette with a poetic name all its own. Keep going, and every sky you looked up at fills your calendar and becomes a Sky Book you can flip through. FEATURES - One sky photo a day Take a photo with the camera or pick one from your library. Retake anytime. - Automatic 5-color palette with HEX codes Sky Palette pulls five colors from your photo and saves them with their HEX codes, ready for your next color scheme or mood board. - A poetic name for every sky Based on the time of day, the season, and the hues in your photo, each sky gets a name like "Blue Beyond Spring Haze" or "Deep Orange of Autumn Sunset," in English and Japanese. - A short note Add a line about the day, right next to its sky. - Color calendar Each square is one day's sky color, so every month becomes its own gradient. Tap any date to add or change a photo or edit your note later. - Timeline Scroll back through every sky you've recorded, newest first. - Sky Book (PDF) Create a PDF book from this month, last month, this year, or all time: a cover, one page per day, and a color summary at the end. Give it any title you like. - Share cards Turn today's sky, its name, and its palette into a tall card image to share on social media or in messages. - Streaks and yesterday's sky See how many days in a row you've kept going, and how today's sky compares with yesterday's. - Daily reminder Get a gentle nudge to look up at the time you choose. Turn it on or off anytime. PERFECT FOR YOU IF - You can't help taking photos of beautiful skies - Journaling never stuck, but one photo a day sounds doable - You love color, palettes, and design inspiration from nature - You want to notice the seasons change, one small entry at a time - You want a quiet photo journal that's just for you, not for social media PRIVACY - No account or sign-up needed. - Your photos, colors, and notes are stored in the app on your device. They are never sent to the developer's servers. - Color extraction and naming happen on your device. No AI service is used. - No tracking. - To show other apps by the developer, the app may load public App Store information such as app names and icons. Your photos and entries are never sent.